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Before Walking and Talking

This “map the gaps” report compares ideas from the science of early childhood to patterns in public thinking in Peru.
Author
Nat Kendall-Taylor , Matthew D. Bird, Marissa Fond, Alejandra Hidalgo, Erika León, María Claudia Peñaranda, Paulo Temoche
Published
August 23, 2018
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This “map the gaps” report compares ideas from the science of early childhood to patterns in public thinking in Peru. It identifies challenges facing those who advocate for children and families in Peru and presents strategies to overcome them.

Issues
Child and Adolescent Development
Countries
Peru

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