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Zero to Three's State Baby Facts The 2015 factsheets for each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia provide information for early childhood professionals and policymakers about the status of infants, toddlers, and families in their state.	Zero to Three's 2015 report on the State of America's Babies The State of America's Babies in 2015 presents facts for each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia to be used by early childhood professionals and policymakers about the status of infants in their state.
Why does "caveman" parenting influence adult morality? Babies develop dynamically in response to the care they receive, which influences the trajectory of their health and wellbeing. But the foundations for moral sensibilities are also influenced by early life care.	A look back: Highlights of 2015 2015 was a full year!
A reason why new parenthood can be hard for fathers, and couples -- and what to do about it Mother and wellness specialist, Meryn Callander of Australia explains on API's blog why couples, fathers especially, can find new parenthood to be challenging and what they can do about it before and after baby arrives.	Paid Leave for Dads: A Feminist Issue While women have made significant headway when it comes professional equality, a shift of a similar magnitude hasn’t happened on the home front: Traditional gender roles persist at home, despite many couples’ best efforts to divide the work more... read more
Tech Takes the Lead on Parental Leave, But Low-wage Workers Get Left Behind	Judges are using brain science to help babies caught in the court system “Once a four-year-old who had just entered the courtroom ran up and hugged me,” says Lederman. “I used to think that was sweet. No. It means she has no attachment.”
This Children's Day: It's time to break Watson's legacy in childrearing norms For hundreds of years, the treatment of children in many cultures has been harsh and disturbing. We know that the residuals of some of those abusive practices are still present today.	How do we define success in a career-driven society, once we become parents? According to Oxford Dictionaries, "success" is defined as "the accomplishment of an aim or purpose." Synonyms include: "favorable outcome" and "triumph." The antonym is "failure."

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