The provider will learn to identify areas where they can assist the family in providing support to promote child development. Open to others space permitting. Teaches concepts and the use of materials to providers of direct service for young infants and their families. Concepts include infant state, infant behavior, infant cues, state modulation, the importance of the feeding relationship, and parent-professional interaction. This seminar will enrich the collaboration skills of staff involved in the collaboration process so essential to family literacy.
Collaborations take hard work and evolve and develop over the life of the collaboration.
For additional information, go to the NHSA homepage. Open to others space permitting. Teaches concepts and the use of materials to providers of direct service for young infants and their families. Concepts include infant state, infant behavior, infant cues, state modulation, the importance of the feeding relationship, and parent-professional interaction. This screening tool, a parent completed, child-monitoring system, identifies infants and toddlers who show potential developmental problems.