Monthly Archives: August 2022

August 2022

Featured News,Newsletter

Check out our newsletter and see what we’re up to! In case you missed it – here is our August Newsletter. See what we’re currently reading that’s relevant to our work here at Docs for Tots.

Children Have a Way of Bringing Us All Together & Allowing Us Into Their Little-Big World.

Community Spotlight,Featured News,Help Me Grow - Long Island,Projects

It was a great picnic day at HMG-LI with our guest of honor present: FCA (Family and Children’s Association) & their lovely PACT (Parents and Childrens Together) group of mothers and children. The weather was perfect, and magical swan sightings happened …
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Docs for Tots staff member models social-emotional learning tool in a home-based child care

BRITE - Building Relationships in Infant-Toddler Early Education,Projects

Docs for Tots works with family and group family providers in Nassau County and Queens to support providers and help improve the social emotional wellbeing of the infants and toddlers in their care. Project BRITE (Building Relationships in Infant Toddler Early Education) offers a …
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July 2022

Featured News

Check out our newsletter and see what we’re up to! In case you missed it – here is our July Newsletter. See what we’re currently reading that’s relevant to the work we do here at Docs for Tots.

Latest News

August 2026 Newsletter

Read our August newsletter to learn more about BRITE expanding to center-based childcares and New York State’s new ‘Milestones Matter’ campaign! Read here- August . . .
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Docs for Tots Featured in NY Times Article

There’s a Way to Gauge Childhood Development. Why Isn’t It Used More? That’s the important question asked this week in The New York Times . . .
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July 2026 Newsletter

The July newsletter highlights new reports from The Children’s Agenda that provide a county-by-county look at the status of New York State’s Early Intervention . . .
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What happens during the first months and years of life sets either a sturdy or a fragile stage for what follows.

Neurons to Neighborhoods: The Science of Early Childhood Development