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Learn
How does your knowledge affect your baby’s ability to learn?
Children learn best when their parents are not only affectionate, but also have skills in communication, listening, rule making, and safely promoting independence
View some resources below:
How to Keep Your Toddler's Skills on Track
(Sometimes as parents we need to learn that everyone needs help and parenting can be hard)
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Grow
Every day is an opportunity to facilitate positive mental and physical development.
Parents and caregivers who have resilience and flexibility to conquer the stress of everyday life and the occasional crisis provide an environment where the child is able to grow in a safe, nurturing, environment.
View some resources below:
What To Do When You Notice Your Child's Milestones Aren't Being Met
Grow with the BirthGrow with the Birth to 3 Program – Success Stories
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Connect
Being a consistent caring adult in a child’s life will make all the difference!
Research shows that babies who receive affection and nurturing from a caring adult will have better academic grades, healthier behaviors, more positive peer interactions, and an increased ability to cope with stress.
CONNECT with us on Facebook to be the first to learn about events and new resources that help Milwaukee County Families thrive!
View some resources below:
Tips For Fostering Early Friendships
Parent Cafes With The Parenting Network
Five For Families- Connecting With Others
Tip Sheet For Connecting With Others- Five for Families
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Play
How does play affect your baby’s development?
Parents and Caregivers who have connections with their social networks find it easier to care for their children and themselves.
By establishing a healthy group of people to connect and experience “play” with as an adult, leads parents and caregivers to be more caring and supportive, while dramatically lowering the risk of mistreating children.
View some resources below:
10 Things Every Parent Should Know About Play
Play With Free Stuff: No Batteries Required!
The Importance of Play for Development