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NCIT.org is here to support you in taking action to help all babies and toddlers thrive. Click on advocate, media or policy maker and be taken to areas of the site made just for you! Need something else? Send us an email!

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Advocate

It’s only when people like you share their voice can we pass the policies we need at the local, state, tribal and federal level. We can help you learn the issues, how to be an advocate and then take simple, effective actions to support good policies that help every child and family thrive.

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Policy Maker

NCIT is committed to advancing the most effective and promising policy solutions and we want to help policy makers with what they need to get these policies passed in their jurisdictions. Education on issues, white papers, access to experts, sample policies. We are here to support you from concept to passage and through implementation.

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The Media

The media is key to raising awareness and building support for those policies most critical to raising healthy, happy babies and toddlers. NCIT is here to support print, broadcasting and digital journalists with the info they need to develop and deliver compelling stories on the policies and programs needed to support every baby and toddler and their families. We can help with research, sources, data and copy.

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NCIT is supported by 500+ members.

The National Collaborative for Infants & Toddlers is bringing together organizations and individuals across the US who want to improve the health and well-being of infants, toddlers, their families, and caregivers. Using policy advocacy as its tool, the NCIT and its members support federal state, local, and tribal efforts to pass effective policies and to maximize public investments in PN-3 systems.

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News & Events

News

Alabama and Mississippi Make Progress on Paid Leave!

Blog Posts, News | April 8, 2025
Alabama ICYMI, we want to share some exciting news from Alabama! In March, the Alabama Public Employee Paid Parental Leave Act of 2025 (SB199 / HB327) passed the legislature and is on the way to the Governor’s Desk. The bill will provide 8 weeks of paid leave for mothers and 2 weeks paid leave for fathers...
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How Communities Are Leading Efforts to Ensure Clean Water Access

Blog Posts, NCIT Member Updates | April 8, 2025
The Center on the Developing Child recently hosted a conversation on how communities are mobilizing to address disparities in water access and climate-related threats directly affecting early childhood health and well-being. The discussion focused on how access to clean water is too often determined by where we live and the political and economic influence we...
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New Scientific Council from the Center on the Developing Child

Blog Posts, NCIT Member Updates | April 8, 2025
The Center on the Developing Child is excited to announce the formation of a new collaborative initiative: the Council on Addressing Racism in the Early Years (CARE). Established in the fall of 2024, CARE brings together a multidisciplinary group of researchers, practitioners, community advocates, and policy experts to analyze, synthesize, and communicate what current evidence tells...
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Join BUILD Initiative’s next webinar in the Whole Child, Whole Family, Whole System Webinar Series on April 10

Blog Posts, NCIT Member Updates | April 8, 2025
Join the PN-3 Capacity-Building Hub at the BUILD Initiative for the next webinar in the Whole Child, Whole Family, Whole System Webinar Series on April 10. We will discuss why maternal health and mental health must be at the center of family and community well-being. This webinar will highlight the urgent need for systemic change,...