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BabyCues® Cards
Help parents and caregivers be more “in tune” with their infant and young child’s feelings by learning to respond to their behavioral cues. Available in SPANISH too!
Parent Booklets
Designed for parents to use and is easy to read. Excellent for anyone caring for mothers and infants; fathers find them very helpful. Available in SPANISH and FRENCH too!
Social and Emotional Cards
This set of illustrated cards shows examples of how caregivers can meet, in everyday interactions, the ten basic social-emotional needs of infants and toddlers. Available in SPANISH too!
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Parent-Child Interactions (PCI) in Beijing
Denise Findlay, Director of Education at Parent-Child Relationship Programs, taught at the second annual national training of doctors, nurses, and educators in the NCAST PCI scales in Beijing in April 2019. The picture is of Denise and the group of sponsors from AMCHS...
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BabyCues®: A Child’s First Language
Using BabyCues cards is a fun and informative way to visually convey information to parents and caregivers about the ways in which babies and young children communicate with us non-verbally. It is also a great way to educate yourself, whether a parent or parent...
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Dealing with a Crying Baby
Crying is the infant’s way of signaling an overload or an unmet need that requires the caregiver’s prompt attention. Crying is the only way newborn infants can tell parents about their needs. The infant is signaling distress; however, the source of that distress may...
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What Providers Say About Us
Parent-Child Interaction Program
I will never look at parent-child interaction in the same way again. This training opened my eyes and helped me identify and focus on the positive. I am forever changed.
PHN, New York CityBabyCues Program
My client loves the BabyCue cards – we play “Guess the Cue” on my visits with her. She will be so ready to read and hear her baby’s cues.
Public Health NurseParent-Child Relationship Programs
Words cannot express the value we have found in using PCRP materials in our program.
Kim CPromoting First Relationships Program
In my nine years of experience working with homeless families, the Promoting First Relationships Program has been the most relevant technique I have learned to help parents promote their child’s development.
Social Worker