Promoting Social & Emotional Health in Young Children

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September 20, 2019

Social & emotional health is a child’s developing capacity to

  •  Experience and regulate emotions,
  • Form close and secure relationships.
  • Explore and learn from the environment

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Tags: early childhood development

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