; (B) an assurance that the State lead agency will consult with representatives of State agencies providing services to infants, toddlers, and families, the State and local judiciary, and local communities and stakeholders, to develop a comprehensive plan for implementing infant-toddler court teams in the State, that includes a plan for determining how the court team structure and approach will inform and support building a family strengthening continuum, which may include using the infant-toddler court team structure in implementing prevention and family services and programs under section 471(e) of the Social Security Act ( 42 U.S.C. 671(e) ); and (C) a certification that any infant-toddler court team established, enhanced, or implemented using funds received through the grant meet the criteria specified in paragraph (8). (6) Continuum requirements The continuum referred to in paragraph (5)(B) shall— (A) seek to ensure that children and their families, particularly families with histories of trauma and adversity, receive effective, timely services that strengthen protective factors; (B) begin as early as possible before families encounter the child welfare system— (i) to provide comprehensive supportive community services to families with very young children in need of such services; and (ii) to emphasize the social determinants of health to strengthen families and prevent abuse and neglect; (C) for young children with substantiated cases of maltreatment, including those whose families have been placed in an alternative or differential response program, include a comprehensive approach to stabilizing and strengthening families and preventing children from being placed in foster care that provides services and supports focused on in-home parent education and specialized programs that address the risk factors for removal of infants and toddlers from the home