Built for Connection: Perinatal Foundations for Infant Care

In-Person

Instructor: Hannah West
Nevada Registry Approved: 2.0 Hours
CKA: Positive Interactions & Guidance
This training explores infant brain and nervous system development and how it shapes behavior in group care. Providers will learn practical co-regulation strategies, how secure attachment forms in childcare settings, and how responsive, relationship-based practices support healthy development while also protecting caregiver well-being.
Training Objectives:
1 . By the end of this session, the learner will Explain key aspects of infant brain and nervous system development and how this shows up in classroom behavior.
2 . By the end of this session, the learner will Demonstrate responsive, relationship-based caregiving strategies that support secure attachment in group care settings.
3 . By the end of this session, the learner will Develop co-regulation techniques to manage infant distress while supporting their own well-being.
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