The Work with Families

The work with infants, toddlers, preschoolers and their families is intense. The real work begins in infancy.

The work we do in infancy brings us closer to families and there are always ideas about "the best" way to help a baby or how much to help a baby. There are so many ideas and beliefs that communication is vital. That is what this blog is about. It is an effort to bring professionals and para-professionals together to talk about the research completed in infant/family programs and to share ideas about the work that we do.

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Tuesday, September 6, 2011

This is worth reading

Check out the latest E-Brief from the Chicago Department of Public Health, Office of Violence Prevention!

http://chicagosafestart.net/bin/file/pdf/5E-12a.KeepChildrenSafe.B2School.pdf

Wednesday, August 3, 2011

Testing New Ideas

I've been reading e-newsletters and blogs to learn more about how to share information. For those of you who are following my blog I do hope you'll post comments.

This Friday is a conference for the Ounce of Prevention Fund. They host a really nice conference that surrounds professionals with new information, confirmation of a job well done, and sharing of ideas. I will be presenting a workshop in the morning and I always enjoy learning during the rest of the day. This is a conference that I find stimulating and interesting.

Monday, July 25, 2011

Many Uses of Blogs

I hope that you will all be following each other through your blogs and invite your friends and co-workers to join in. This is a way to connect ideas and share what you're learning.

Over the next two weeks you will be exploring different ideas through your study.


Here are some good resources for you to view:
Holly Elissa Bruno: 
http://www.hollyelissabruno.com/

Child Care Information Exchange:
http://www.childcareexchange.com/

Friday, July 22, 2011

Finding Ways to Connect

It was really fabulous to have so many graduates to celebrate for 2011. I'll create a link for everyone who would like to see the photos from the celebration.

Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Gaining more information

It is my belief that everything begins in infancy so that knowing and understanding the period of time from birth through age 3 (or four) begins the base for all future growth and learning. Sharing ideas about how children learn from infancy can help understand older children's behavior and learning.

Share your ideas on this blog. I am looking forward to reading what you think.