Paper by Olivia Wong et al
Conclusions: A paradigm shift is required, from a focus on women following childbirth and women with pre-existing psychiatric disorders, to a broader family perspective with the focus firmly on parent-infant relationships.
This paradigm shift needs to involve greater rese
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Useful for therapists and teachers too
‘Did you know that the most important interactions you have with a child can happen through play? By engaging in playful serve and return with a child, you can literally help build stronger connections in the brain.
‘Strong neural connections are the foundation
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Roz and Jeb are arguing again...
They love each other and they love their baby daughter, Tilly, but they are both tired and stressed most of the time. The argument when it started was about money. Debts have been piling up since Roz had to stop work. Jeb is worried he might be downgraded at work be
A proposal for a different model of rural health care
- called Rural Area Community Controlled Health Organisations (RACCHOs).
RACCHOs are an evidence-based policy solution that aims to overcome the professional, financial and social barriers to working rurally. RACCHOs are therefore intended to bui
Representatives from around the world recently gathered at the World Conference on Early Childhood Care and Education in Tashkent, Uzbekistan
On the final day of the conference, officials adopted the Tashkent Declaration, a ground-breaking document that sets the international agenda for early childh
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a measure of health complexity
It can be used to collect narrative descriptions of a child and family's strengths and to document concerns related to 20 areas of child development.
For each area of concern, caregivers are asked to rate the impact the concern has on a child’s ability to participate
Catalysing social change by innovating and piloting model solutions
From their website:
‘You know as well as we do, that in this increasingly challenging world, it takes a lot of effort to educate and empower children who belong to the marginalised, unrecognised and ignored segments.
‘Our work has s
Early Support program primarily takes place in the child's home but also some activities are center based
From their website
Early Intervention program in Mali dom - Zagreb includes (re) habilitation procedures for children with visual impairments with or without additional disabiliti
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Cartoon © Martina Jirankova-Limbrick 2011