Parent infant relationships, Baby brain development, infant mental health, early childhood development, the value of culture and heritage, parenting in the early years, Impact of childhood adversities and trauma in child development and mental wellbeing, promoting all round early child development and prevention of early developmental adversities in children, signs of difficulties and intervention strategies, early identification of needs and early intervention using the best available evidence.
Standard Nest Beginnings course is a one full day training followed by 2 optional one hour practical and consolidation sessions. Advanced Nest Beginnings training is a two day training with 2 optional one hour consolidation sessions.
Online and Physical
Gain and become equipped with practical skills, knowledge and understanding required in parenting young children in the early years for better developmental outcomes in the modern society without losing valuable traditional insight as an early years’ service provider and as a care giver (parent). Gain knowledge and understanding in all the topics covered and become an advocate and role model for parenting in the modern society for best outcome in the communities.
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Health Talk: Preventing Developmental Adversities in Children Through Early Intervention Every child deserves the opportunity to grow, learn, and
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Getting Started Safely: 6 Essential Tips Whether you are new to babywearing or returning to this tradition, safety comes
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Across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and beyond, mothers have worn their babies in colourful wraps and slings for millennia.