Become a Member
Membership in the New York Zero-to-Three Network offers benefits that will enrich your professional life. These benefits include free access to all workshops as well as a discount to the Annual Conference.
The Network welcomes new members and invites you to:
Expand your knowledge of early development and clinical work with babies and families
● Network/Collaborate/Build your professional contacts and identity
● Strengthen the statewide network of infancy professionals
● Advocate for policies that promote the optimal development of babies
Your membership helps promote the optimal development of young children, their families, and their communities in the New York metropolitan area.
Members are the backbone of the organization
We are now conducting a membership drive through February 28, 2025, offering the opportunity for new memberships, or renewal of current memberships, at current prices. Membership fees provide the primary source of funding for NYZTT activities including our training, networking opportunities, and advocacy work.
Renewals and new memberships beginning March 1, 2025, will be at the new rates:
Join or renew your membership now and save!
Rates will increase starting March 1, 2025
Category of Membership Current Rate (until February 28, 2025)
New Rate (beginning March 1, 2025)
Regular Member $60 -> $70
New Professional * N/A $50
Student ** $40 no change $40
Organizational *** $275 -> $300
Registration fee per webinar if NOT a member $15-> $20
* First 3 years of practice following graduation from professional educational program.
** Enrolled in a school or other educational institution.
*** Up to 5 people may attend events per organizational membership
Reasons to become a member:
1) Become a Voice for Babies: Understanding the imperative of the first three years of life,
this is a time in our country’s history to come together to be a BIG VOICE FOR BABIES
and their parents throughout NYS:
● To educate policymakers, the business community, and others about the importance
of the first three years of life as a foundation for the rest of life;
● To drive policies that support infants and parents;
● Support Infancy Leadership Circles networks throughout NYS – join a Circle in your
community or begin a new one with your colleagues and our support.
2) Keep up to date with current developmental science that informs clinical work and
advocacy:
● Participate in programs and other events at reduced rates;
● Participate in seminars regarding new research about infant development and
clinical strategies to work with young children, parents, and families;
● Participate in conversations sharing our work that are both enlightening and
supportive;
● Access to previously recorded trainings/workshops.
3) Participate in NYZTT’s Networking events to meet others who share your passions for
babies, find common ground, and develop new personal and professional relationships.
With your annual membership in NYZTT, you will receive:
● Free access to all our high-quality professional development webinars (a $100 value
per member). Upcoming and past webinars include presentations by Tovah Klein
and Claire Lerner;
● A discount to the annual conference and other special events;
● A bi-monthly eNews that includes articles on personalities in early childhood
field, highlights of NYZTT professional development, and resources to assist you in
your work.
● Networking contacts with other early childhood professionals in your local area and
statewide.
● Ways to support advocacy on behalf of children from the prenatal period to 36
months. Be a Voice for Babies!
● Participate in NYZTT’s Networking events to meet others who share your passion for
babies, find common ground and develop new professional and personal
friendships.
Together we can build an “infancy brigade” working together to strengthen all New York State’s
families and brighten the future for our infants and toddlers. The greater our membership, the
stronger we become as a force and voice for babies.
Give today
Help advance our mission of promoting the optimal development of young children, their families and their communities in New York.
What our members are saying:
“The New York 0-3 Network has provided a nurturing and collaborative space where professionals across disciplines throughout New York State who care deeply about the well-being of infants, toddlers, and families can pool their resources to provide support and advocacy. It has been an intellectual home for many of its members for over 30 years.”
-Susan Recchia