Resources to Help People: Pregnancy and Early childhood

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Caring for Preschoolers at Home

Zero to Thrive: Zero to Thrive at the University of Michigan announces the release of a coloring book, published by Tender Press Books, to help children with their big feelings during COVID-19 [link]

Zero to Thrive: Helping Young Children through COVID-19 [pdf]

Social Stories Something Strange Happened in My City: An e-book for young children [link]

“At-Home” Teaching and Learning in PreK-3rd Grade [pdf]

Community Programs that Help People

• Care4Kids (helps low to moderate income families with childcare costs) Bilingual [pdf]
• CT Head Start (childcare services and education for young children) [pdf]
• CT WIC (free nutritious food and nutrition education for low-income families) [pdf]
• Family Resource Centers (community services and programs to help support families) [pdf]

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