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Parallels in Resiliency
In my conversation with F (names have been initialized and changed to preserve confidentiality), a member of the Leadership Team (LT), I caught up on the important subject of the court hearings for the children. The Home has received court letters...
Ten Ideas for Helping Children Behave (Part One)
A child is not doing what he is supposed to do. How does the caregiver respond? We will use the example of “Alberto” and “Jacopo” to illustrate these points. Jacopo’s chore is drying the pots and pans after dinner. He is reading a book instead of ...
Workshops for Caregivers
In order to learn about caregiving of children in care in developing countries, our team has been visiting the orphanage of Love and Hope. As is typical in orphanages in CA, most of the children are not actually orphans but have families that are ...
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this blog is to gather information about how to support caregivers of children in care in developing countries. The quality of the caregiving relationship in infants and young children, central to the healthy development of the grow...