“Should we just celebrate and salute the fact that we were the first [to give women the right to vote] even though we have a lot of work to do? I think there is some celebration that needs to happen there. Meanwhile, we need to not stop the work!” – Becca Steinhoff
“We have to come alongside parents and families and help them understand what a gift those early years are and how they can make the most of those learning opportunities with their youngest children.” – Becca Steinhoff
Becca Steinhoff grew up in Lingle, Wyoming and now lives in Casper with her husband and 4-year-old daughter. She is the executive director of Wyoming Kids First.
Tune in to today's episode to hear how Becca helps kids with her work for Wyoming Kids First, how to get men more involved in discussions about early childhood development, and how traditional gender roles play out on Wyoming ranches.
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“Sometimes men don't feel like they can be silly or engage in the way that [women] are typically engaging with very young children. And so, we have a lot of work to do to support them in that space.” – Becca Steinhoff
