Explore behavioral economic insights for optimizing early childhood interventions in this webinar hosted by the University-Based Child and Family Policy Consortium and the Society for Research in Child Development. Discover strategies such as Enhanced Active Choice, leveraging social networks, and establishing social norms to improve program participation and effectiveness. Examine emerging findings on choice structure and social influence in early education programs. Delve into the ethical considerations of behavioral economics, including the concept of libertarian paternalism. Gain valuable knowledge to enhance the impact of early childhood initiatives and improve outcomes for children and families.