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The First Step for Addressing Bias in Infant and Toddler Programs

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Awareness of beliefs and biases is important for growing as intentional teachers

This column from NAEYC’s Rocking and Rolling offers caregivers of infants and toddlers a place to start in cultivating an anti-bias approach.

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