help me with a response to this post in positive way...... It is no secret that building and implementing policies in early childhood is not an easy task. To make a coherent system within Canada "The federal government must lead in building the system by using sound, evidence-based policy and by using its spending power to earn the co-operation of provinces and territories." (Ballantyne, Friendly & Prentice, 2021. Para. 6) Based on further researcher, "Countries with high-quality childcare such as Norway, Australia and Sweden validate the need for a strong federal presence to convene a national framework that facilitates long-term systemic effectiveness and equity.".Overall, making a coherent and effective system within early childhood may unfortunately take a lifetime to master or to at least make more people feel valued for the work they do in this field. Having an inclusive system will involve a lot of people's opinions and considerations and will involve debates and acceptance that not everyone will be satisfied with the outcomes. Most importantly, to make an effective system we need to respect that this system will always be changing and evolving as society and financial demands evolve as well. However, to take the first steps in making a better support system in this field it starts with looking at what works with other federal policies and why they work in the first place