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Helpful factors in Parent Child Groups Mothers come to our Parent Child Groups to learn more about parenting, understand developmental events, and learn how to understand their children and interact more effectively with them. They come to us with worries about themselves, their children, and their parenting skills. There are two general factors that we have found central for the effectiveness of our parent child groups for helping mothers, especially new mothers, mother their children more successfully: The bonding of new mothers with one another The relationship to the group leader: a critical helpful element The effectiveness of the work of the early childhood staff Helping parents understand the centrality of play for children Education of parents about development Helping parents incorporate useful approaches to infants and toddlers Helping mothers with their attunement to their babies BACK to Information for Professionals main page
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