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 - Supporting Every Child's Journey - speaks to the importance of honoring each child's individual developmental path and creating experiences that meet their unique needs. You will explore the many ways infants and toddlers learn, connect, and thrive, while discovering developmentally-effective practices that nurture emotional security and enhance learning. The conference will pair neuroscience with responsive practices to create meaningful learning experiences that support children's current and future well-being. You will learn with colleagues and hear from experts who understand the critical importance of this foundational stage of development.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. Both in-person and virtual participation options are available to ensure accessibility for all professionals dedicated to high-quality infant-toddler care.

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Schedule:	Every day, starting on 02/21/26 and ending on 02/21/26
Times:	08:30am-04:00pm CST
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Meeting Date Start Time End Time Saturday, February 21, 2026 08:30am 04:00pm Meeting Date Start Time End Time Saturday, February 21, 2026 08:30am 04:00pm
Location:	42 Online AL
Session ID:	CS-2602-ITSNV-01
Price:	Virtual Conference Registration : $30.00

Information on how to join the conference virtually/Zoom links will be sent close to the conference date.

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