Links to Programs that Support Responsive Parenting
*indicates Bowlby-Ainsworth award winners
** Consortium member
- Circle of Security
- Tuning in to Kids for parents — University of Melbourne
- Noticing and Navigating Feelings — From Centre for Early Childhood
- Challenges to responsive parenting — Handling different emotions your child will express
- From Raising Children Network: Baby cues: A video guide to understanding the cues your baby is expressing
From Child Mind Institute
Positive Parenting, Thriving Kids- A series of free videos and print resources with practical, evidence-based information and skills to address your most common parenting challenges.
From Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood
The Explainer Series — A series of animated films explaining brain development in early childhood, and how interactions between babies, young children and caring adults can make a positive difference to their social and emotional development.
- Attachment and Biobehavioral Catch-up
- Adelphi University Institute for Parenting
- Video Feedback Intervention to Promote Positive Parenting and Sensitive Discipline: VIPP-SD — Anna Freud Center, Marinus Van Jizendoorn* and Marian Bakersman-Kranenborg*
- Minding the Baby — Yale Child Study Center. Arietta Slade * **, Nancy Close, Linda C. Mayes, Lois S. Sadler. Grounded in attachment theory, the MTB model is aimed at promoting the parents’ capacities to keep the child and their needs in mind. Though toxic stress and adverse life circumstances challenge parenting in a variety of ways, supporting parents’ curiosity and interest in their child’s experience has been linked to a number of positive outcomes
- Foundations for Infant/Toddler Social Emotional Health and Development: Online Course for Parents and Families, from Rhode Island Association for Infant Mental Health
- National Child Traumatic Stress Network — Resource listing various intervention programs to treat trauma
- Play and Learning Strategies (PALS) — Susan H. Landry, Children’s Learning Institute, University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston
- Guide for Responsive Interactions / Positive Parent Child Relationships — from Head Start
- Nurse Family Partnership — from Changent
- Steps Toward Enjoyable Effective Parenting (STEEP) — Martha Erickson and Byron Egeland, University of Minnesota
- Promoting First Relationships — Jean Kelly, University of Washington
- Center for Reflective Communities — John Grienenberger, PhD
Related References
- Claudia Gold, M.D. — parent child relationship blog
- Group Attachment Based Intervention — The Center for Attachment Research- the New School, Miriam* and Howard Steele*
- A Responsive Parenting Intervention: The Optimal Timing Across Early Childhood For Impacting Maternal Behaviors And Child Outcomes
- Parent Training Programs: Insight for Practitioners — U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services, Center for Disease Control and Prevention