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Working Together With You From Day One

Assisting mothers, fathers, grandparents and other caregivers at absolutely no cost. You can start services at any point in your parenting journey. We will guide you prenatally and until your child turns 5 years old. 

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Circle of Security-parent training:

  • Recognizing and reflecting on caregiver’s emotional state

  • Understanding their child’s emotions

  • Aiding their child’s ability to effectively manage emotions

  • Boost child’s self esteem

  • Recognize their children’s want to feel secure and build healthy attachments

SafeSleep Program:

  • Discuss safe sleep practices

  • Safe sleep facts

  • Provides bassinets for families in need

Infant Massage:

  • Enhances bond between child and caregiver

  • Provides secure positive attachment

  • Reduces stress for child

  • Aids infants

  • Can aid in physical and emotional well-being

Types of presentations Day One can conduct:

  • Child development

  • Car Seat installation and safety

  • Infant Massage

What are the goals of the Home Visiting?

1. Pregnant women experience improved prenatal health & babies experience improved birth outcomes.

2. Parents are available, responsive, attuned and appropriate with their infants and young children, supporting optimal social-emotional and cognitive development.

3. Infants and young children to age five (5) experience optimal social-emotional and cognitive development so that they are prepared for school success.

Why personalized visits?

1. Each family has different needs. Therefore, services are tailored to each family specifically.

2. One family might want different resources or more support in one area than another.

3. We honor differences and work with each family and child to help them meet their own goals as they see fit.

What happens during home visits?

Each home visitor will use parents as teachers curriculum during their visits to discuss

1. Parent-child interaction.

2. Developmental-centered parenting.

3. Family Wellbeing. During visits, we share evidence based information, have fun and engaging activities for the family and conduct assessment tools to find how we can best assist the family in finding appropriate community resources.

Who benefits from home visits?

1. The family and the child or children benefit from home visiting.

2. By having support of a home visitor the benefits are shown in a variety of ways.

3. More connections to other resources help benefit child development, family well-being and parenting skills.

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