Our Commitment
It All Matters is committed to generating awareness and actively partnering with parents in order to change behavior, attitudes, and choices that shape the lives of children.
How We Are Going About It
Millions of dollars are spent each year on early childhood interventions. Our goal is to do something NEW, INNOVATIVE, and CREATIVE.
Our approach is PROACTIVE.
Harnessing the power of art, educational research, and storytelling, we have set out to transform children’s lives by educating and informing tomorrow’s parents through empowerment, provocative dynamic media, and innovative curriculum.
Research & Resources
Looking for helpful parenting resources? We’ve got you covered. Discover the research behind It All Matters.
Bamboo Boxes
Made by parents, for parents! These interactive boxes support your child’s development through play. Purchase, donate, or subscribe!
Remember…
The amount and quality of parent-child interaction, especially within the first three years of life, set the tone and trajectory for the rest of children’s lives. Here at IT ALL MATTERS, we believe that parents can make all the difference in their children’s worlds!
“We can always do something. We can always make things better, always.
Better to get it right early, the first time. Better to prevent
problems than try to figure out how to treat them later. But it’s
never too late to make things better. It’s never too late to improve
outcomes.”
Jack P. Shonkoff, M.D
Who We Are
It All Matters is grounded in educational research and is consistently informed by a science-driven approach to the understanding of childhood development.
It All Matters was founded in 2016 by Lisa Williams and is supported by a hard-working team of teachers, coaches, and other professionals. Each board member is a passionate advocate for children and their education.
Lisa Williams
Founder
Morgan Martens
Creative Director
April Beck
Board Member
Sara Brown
Board Member
Jennifer Richardson
Board Member
Debbie Galbraith
Board Member
DID YOU KNOW?
Children who are held, talked to, and treated as though they matter, especially in the first three years of life, will benefit from a persistent cognitive advantage. Children who have been lavished with time and attention show increased ability to regulate emotions and behavior. A commitment to engaged and intentional parenting can make all the difference.
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
