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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/1557669767 When parents are warm, responsive, encouraging, and communicative—the key elements of developmental parenting—they lay the foundation for young children's school readiness, social competence, and mental health. That's why every early childhood professional needs this comprehensive, practical guide to building a developmental parenting program for the families they serve. Unlike other approaches that limit parents to a "student" role, the proven, the parenting-focused model in this book shows home visitors how to put parents and other caregivers confidently in charge of guiding and supporting their young children's development. Home visitors and other early childhood professionals will learn the ABCs of facilitating developmental parenting:Attitudes. Be responsive, supportive, flexible, and culturally sensitive while looking for the family's strengths and building on them.Behaviors. Actively encourage positive parent–child interaction, support developmental parenting behaviors, establish a collaborative partnership with parents, use family activities as learning opportunities, and involve other family members.Content. Provide parents with clear and relevant information on child development, determine the best curricula for selecting and adapting parent–child activities, and learn to use assess
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When parents are warm, responsive, encouraging, and communicative—the key elements of developmental parenting—they lay the foundation for young children's school readiness, social competence, and mental health. That's why every early childhood professional needs this comprehensive, practical guide to building a developmental parenting program for the families they serve. Unlike other approaches that limit parents to a "student" role, the proven, the parenting-focused model in this book shows home visitors how to put parents and other caregivers confidently in charge of guiding and supporting their young children's development. Home visitors and other early childhood professionals will learn the ABCs of facilitating developmental parenting:Attitudes. Be responsive, supportive, flexible, and culturally sensitive while looking for the family's strengths and building on them.Behaviors. Actively encourage positive parent–child interaction, support developmental parenting behaviors, establish a collaborative partnership with parents, use family activities as learning opportunities, and involve other family members.Content. Provide parents with clear and relevant information on child development, determine the best curricula for selecting and adapting parent–child activities, and learn to use assess
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COPY LINK: https://pdf.bookcenterapp.com/yumpu/1557669767 When parents are warm,
responsive, encouraging, and communicative—th key elements of developmental
parenting—thy lay the foundation for young children's school readiness, social competence,
and mental health. That's why every early childhood professional needs this comprehensive,
practical guide to building a developmental parenting program for the families they serve. Unlike
other approaches that limit parents to a "stuent"role, the proven, the parenting-focused
model in this book shows home visitors how to put parents and other caregivers confidently in
charge of guiding and supporting their young children's development. Home visitors and other
early childhood professionals will learn the ABCs of facilitating developmental parenting:Attitudes.
Be responsive, supportive, flexible, and culturally sensitive while looking for the family's strengths
and building on them.Behaviors. Actively encourage positive parent–chld interaction,
support developmental parenting behaviors, establish a collaborative partnership with parents, use
family activities as learning opportunities, and involve other family members.Content. Provide
parents with clear and relevant information on child development, determine the best curricula for
selecting and adapting parent–chld activities, and learn to use assessments skillfully to
evaluate child progress and parenting behaviors. This how-to guidebook includes all the support
early childhood professionals need to facilitate developmental parenting effectively. Program
directors will get step-by-step guidance on supervising and evaluating the program, and
professionals who work directly with parents will get easy-to-implement strategies, case studies of
successful interactions, and tips and advice from other practitioners. With this research-based and
reader-friendly book, early childhood professionals will learn to put parents in charge of guiding
their child's development—reulting in strong parent-child bonds, healthy families, and
improved school readiness. **Includes the Home Visit Rating Scales (HOVRS), an observation
tool with seven rating scales for practitioners and supervisors to assess the quality of home visits
from direct observation.Visit the training tab to see upcoming trainings on the developmental
parenting approach.See how this product helps strengthen Head Start program quality and school
readiness.
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