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Observation informs individualization. It is the first step in providing the kind of individualized, responsive care for infants and toddlers that builds relationships, supports attachment, and promotes healthy brain development. Becauseindividualization cannot happen without observation, this technical assistance paperfocuses on observation:• What it is• Why it is important• What to observe• How to observe and document• How to set up observation systems• Reviewing and reflecting on observationinformation

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