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This book supports the work of the early childhood professionals who care for children. Cindy Croft explores six keys that are essential for working with children. This book is an invaluable guide to helping children develop social, emotional, and mental health.Key 1: Provide responsive caregivingKey 2: Ensure mastery of key emotional milestonesKey 3: Understand how a child is “wired”Key 4: Teach self-regulation skills Key 5: Support and enhance resilienceKey 6: Teach friendship skills“This book is important reading for the early childhood educator. The effective strategies and examples throughout the book make the “six keys essential to supporting a young child s positive mental health” come alive. I would recommend this book to anyone who parents or works with young children.” —Christopher Watson, Ph.D., Director of Professional Development, Center for Early Education & Development (CEED), University of Minnesota

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