Newborn to Responsive Parenting
This course focuses on understanding newborn responsive caregiving and its key themes, including neo-natal development, infant cues and behavior, infant states, and parent-child interaction. This will equip caregivers with the skills to provide newborns with a stimulating and supportive environment and foster strong parent-child attachment.
Course director
Dr Shelina Bhamani
Host
Early Childhood Development Parenting Readiness Education Programme, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Course team
Lead Facilitators
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Dr. Shelina Bhamani
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Sara Sheikh
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Misbah Shams
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Coordinator
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Co-Facilitators
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Mehpara Aftab
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Areesha Rattani
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Future Directions & Competencies
For Youth
The youth will enhance their basic knowledge regarding newborn responsive caregiving during childhood and may develop their interest in practicing and advancing in ECD education.
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For parents & caregivers
Parents and caregivers will be equipped with the knowledge and skills regarding responsive caregiving and parenting during early childhood development that will help them to provide a stimulating and nurturing environment to their children leading to positive physical, cognitive, and social development.
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For ECD/ECCE care providers & healthcare providers
The course will enhance the knowledge and skill capacity of ECD/ECCE care providers & healthcare professionals regarding newborn responsive caregiving including infant cues, and behaviors, and support parent-child interaction. Additionally, they will be able to educate parents in following a holistic approach to caring for their newborns in the first 6 months of life.
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Aim
This course aims to enhance knowledge and understanding regarding newborn responsive caregiving and its different components during the early years of a child which has a profound impact on the holistic development and overall well-being of a child in later life
Certification
A certificate of completion of LEADS will be provided to the candidates who successfully meet the following criteria:
Who can participate
A parent, educator, teacher, nurse, or anyone interested in ECD with at least 12 years of education
Prerequisite
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Completion of Intermediate
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Someone who can read and understand basic English.
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Should have access to internet
Learning Hours
15 hours
Content Schedule
Modules/Weeks
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Session 0: Introduction to the Course, Facilitator and the Team
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Session 1: Orientation to Early Childhood Development
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Session 2: Neonatal Development
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Session 3: Infant Brain Development
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Session 4: Infant Cues
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Session 5: Infant Behaviour
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Session 6: Infant State Modulation
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Session 7: Parent-Child interactions
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Session 8: Maternal and Infant Mental Health
Teaching Method
Assessment