This conference is a special opportunity to focus on the uniqueness of the infant-toddler period and to connect with colleagues who share your commitment to babies and their families. The conference theme - Listening Beyond Words: Attuning to Every Child's Voice - is an inspiring and practical conference that highlights the belief that every child has a voice; our role is to learn how to listen. Through engaging presentations, evidence-based strategies, and real-world applications, participants will explore how to build stronger relationships through responsive caregiving, understand and support the unique ways infants and toddlers express themselves, and create inclusive environments where every child feels seen, heard, and valued. Who should attend? ALL center-based and family care educators serving infants and toddlers in Alabama are welcome and encouraged to attend, as well as site managers or administrators supervising infant-toddler programs. The conference is also open to coaches, consultants, and professional development providers supporting the infant-toddler workforce.

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Schedule:	Every day, starting on 02/20/27 and ending on 02/20/27
Times:	08:30am-04:00pm CST
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Meeting Date Start Time End Time Saturday, February 20, 2027 08:30am 04:00pm Meeting Date Start Time End Time Saturday, February 20, 2027 08:30am 04:00pm
Location:	Bryant Conference Center 240 Paul Bryant Drive Tuscaloosa, AL 35487 (205) 348-8600
Session ID:	CS-2702-EXITSN-01
Price:	Price Vendor/exhibitor non-profit: $150.00 Vendor/exhibitor for-profit: $200.00 Sponsor - Bronze Level: $500.00 Sponsor - Silver Level: $1,000.00 Sponsor - Gold Level: $1,500.00 Sponsor - Platinum Level: $2,000.00 Sponsor - Crimson Level: $2,500.00

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