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A distressed mother holds her baby close in the foreground, both looking sad and vulnerable. In the blurred background, a shadowed scene shows a man raising his fist while a woman sits on the floor covering her head, suggesting domestic violence. Text on the image reads “The First 1000 Days: How Domestic Violence Impacts Child Development,” with icons representing toxic stress, attachment issues, emotional trauma, and long-term health risks, alongside a timeline from pregnancy to age two.

The First 1000 Days: Why Domestic Violence Is a Child Development Issue

The first 1000 days of a child’s life shape their brain, emotional security, and lifelong health. When domestic violence is present, toxic stress can disrupt attachment, development, and wellbeing. This is not just a relationship issue. It is a child development and public health issue that demands awareness, protection, and early support.

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The First 1000 Days: Why Domestic Violence Is a Child Development Issue

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