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It is back to school time in Georgia and when you think about a child\\u2019s success in school, you may focus on cognitive skills of learning and understanding\\u2026but research shows that social, emotional, and behavioral competence is equally important. Here at DECAL, we have a special helpline designed to assist you\\u2026child care teachers, parents, and caregivers\\u2026in developing social emotional early development strategies for success. We call it SEEDS, a listening ear from birth to thrive. Joining us to talk about the SEEDS Helpline is Shayla Lewis, SEEDS Helpline Coordinator, and Veronica Thomas, Program Director for our Inclusion and Behavioral Support Program.\\xa0