Birth to Three: Fostering Resilience (2 hours)

Birth to Three: Fostering Resilience

This course explores the critical first three years of life, a period marked by rapid brain development and foundational growth. Participants will explore how early experiences shape the brain’s architecture and the profound impact of stress on young children. We will examine the ways in which parental stress can influence a child’s emotional and cognitive development, highlighting the importance of creating a nurturing environment. Building resilience in young children is essential for their long-term well-being. This course emphasizes the significance of secure attachment, the power of love and affection, and the role these elements play in developing a child’s ability to cope with adversity. Participants will learn about the importance of responsive caregiving and how to create supportive, loving relationships that promote emotional security and resilience. (2 hours)
Enrollment expires 1 year from date of purchase.
This online course is presented in English.

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Course curriculum

1. Pre-Assessment Survey
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1. The Crucial First Three Years
2. What is Stress?
3. Recognizing Stress in Children
4. The Impact of Stress on Young Children
5. Mitigating Infant Stress
6. The Vital Bond Between Caregiver and Infant
7. Chapter 1 Open-Ended Question
1. Importance of Secure Attachment
2. Impact of Secure Attachments
3. Caregiver Stress and Infant Development
4. Effects of Early Life Stress
5. Interventions for Infant Stress
6. Chapter 2 Open-Ended Question
1. Building Resilience in Young Children
2. The Crucial Role of Resilience in Overcoming Adversity
3. The Power of Supportive Relationships in Building Resilience
4. Chapter 3 Open-Ended Question
1. Building Strong Relationships with Infants and Toddlers
2. Indicators of Secure and Close, Caring Relationships
3. The Impact of Meeting Children’s Needs
4. Key Components of Nurturing Relationships
5. Chapter 4 Open-Ended Question
1. The Importance of Mutually Rewarding Relationships
2. Creating a Safe and Trusting Environment
3. Understanding and Supporting Emotional Connections
4. Addressing Lack of Emotional Connection
5. Chapter 5 Open-Ended Question
1. Learning Through Relationships
2. Fostering Capable Learners
3. The Power of Love and Affection
4. Building Resilience Through Love
5. Chapter 6 Discussion
1. The Importance of Primary Caregiving
2. Building Resilience with Primary Caregiving
3. Chapter 7 Open-Ended Question
1. Continuity of Care in Early Childhood Settings
2. Benefits of Continuity of Care
3. The Benefits of Small Group Care
4. Small Group Care Reduces Stress and Anxiety
5. Chapter 8 Open-Ended Question
1. Strengthening Family-Teacher Relationships
2. Open Communication with Families
3. Celebrating Cultural Diversity
4. Creating a Welcoming Atmosphere
1. Conclusion
2. End of Course Reflection
3. Course Completion
4. Course Feedback Form

About this course

$19.00
2 Clock Hours
All Approved States
Infant and Toddler