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Interventions that enhance nurturing care during early childhood development: A RE-AIM framework review
Charlene Jennifer Erasmus, Abigail Willemse ·
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Globally, two in five children under the age of five are at risk of not reaching their full developmental potential. Investing in early childhood is essential to uphold every child’s right to survive and thrive. Nurturing care interventions have proven to be an effective means of improving early childhood outcomes. However, there is limited knowledge on how to enhance the integration and implementation of these interventions. This article explores interventions that enhance nurturing care during early childhood development, utilizing the RE-AIM framework review study design. The findings indicate that these interventions are a valuable investment in children’s health, well-being, education, and personal development, and they are highly effective in shaping children’s overall development.