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Parent Toolkit Pre-Survey

Child's Birthday / Due Date
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Year
Child's Birthday / Due Date
Month
Day
Year
Child's Birthday / Due Date
Month
Day
Year
Are you a first time parent?
Yes
No
Which of the following topics would be most helpful to learn about?
How helpful would you find a digital resource that provides information about child development, infant mental health strategies, attachment, reflective activities, infant cues, regulation, and caregiver-infant relationships?
I feel confident understanding my baby's cues
I feel confident responding to my baby's needs
I understand how everyday interactions support my baby's development
I feel confident supporting my baby's emotional regulation
I feel confident engaging in play that supports my baby's regulation and development
I feel comfortable recognizing when my baby signals a cue to me (e.g. tired, hungry, overstimulated, happy, etc.)
I feel confident in my role as a parent
I am able to pause and think about what my baby may be communicating through their behavior(s)
When my baby's behavior feels challenging, I can consider multiple possible reasons for their behavior
I can recognize that my own emotions may influence how I respond to my baby
I feel comfortable reflecting on interactions with my baby
I can think about my baby's experiences from my baby's perspective
I feel connected to my baby
I enjoy learning about my baby's unique personality and temperament
I feel that I understand my baby better when I think critically about their experiences
I feel that my interactions with my baby support our relationship

Parent Toolkit (Coming soon)

A unique digital resource offering parents practical strategies, developmental information, and reflective activities to strengthen caregiver confidence and parent-infant relationships. This toolkit also encourages caregivers to reflect on their own experiences, emotions, and parenting expectations while recognizing the importance of cultural and family influences. It empowers parents to build on their existing strengths, develop responsive caregiving practices, and feel more confident supporting their infants' growth and emotional well-being.

Father Holding Baby

Module 1:

Caregiver

Confidence

A caregiver's belief in their ability to understand, support, and respond to their child's needs

Mother And Baby

Module 2:

Reflective

Capacity

The ability to pause, consider a child's perspective, and reflect on one's own thoughts, emotions and responses

Mother and Baby

Module 3:

Parent-Infant

Relationships

The emotional connection and ongoing interactions through which caregivers and infants build trust, security, and attachment

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