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Podcast

Head Start Talks logo Listen to training and technical assistance podcasts from the Office of Head Start. Home visitors, child care providers, directors, teachers, and other staff can access and learn valuable information about a variety of early childhood-focused topics.

Child Development in the First Year of Life: How Infants Think and Feel

Tue, 07/05/2022 - 09:48

In this podcast, explore the world through a baby's eyes. Learn about the amazing growth and development that happens in a child's first year of life.

Child Development in the Second Year of Life: How Toddlers Think and Feel

Thu, 10/20/2022 - 10:26

An incredible amount of development happens in a child's second year of life. In this podcast, learn how they think and feel as they explore the world around them and build relationships.