Supporting Parent-Child Interactions
This 45-minute online module describes the importance of the parent-child relationship for the child’s growth and development and parent-child interactions as the building blocks for the relationship. Through these interactions, the child forms attachment to his parent, learns, grows and explores, with his parent providing a safe and secure base.
The module also covers best practices for supporting parent-child interactions through coaching provided during home visits.
The module also covers best practices for supporting parent-child interactions through coaching provided during home visits.
- Author
- Early Impact Virginia
- Supplemental Materials
- Estimated Time to Complete
- 45 minutes
- Skills Addressed
- Current research Professional development Professional Practice Parental self-efficacy Influences on parenting Facilitation of interactions Sensitivity and responsiveness Attachment Parent-child relationship Parent-Child Interactions Child Health, Safety, and Nutrition Developmentally appropriate Routines and interactions Early learning Individual needs and differences Typical and atypical development Infant and Early Childhood Development
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