Title: How to Demonstrate and Teach Others How to Demonstrate The Revised Kit for New Parents
1How to Demonstrate and Teach Others How to
DemonstrateThe Revised Kit for New Parents
- Provider Training the Trainers Presentation
- FIRST 5 Kit for New Parents
- Demonstration
2Objectives
- To become very familiar with the Revised Kit for
New Parents. - To be able to effectively demonstrate how to
utilize the Revised Kit for New Parents with
parents and appropriate agencies. - To understand the importance of demonstrating and
engaging the parent so that the Kit information
is more likely to be utilized. - To be able to begin to identify and create
teachable moments with parents when
demonstrating the Revised Kit for New Parents.
3Revised Kit Highlights
- Its smaller in size Has DVDs
- It has more and newer information
- It has more resources and information for parents
- It is better organized and more user friendly
4FIRST 5 California - Proposition 10
- The Kit for New Parents is one Project of
California FIRST 5. - The goal is to have every new eligible parent in
the State receive and utilize the free Kit. - Eligibility is every expectant parent or parent
who has one or more children up to age 5. - FIRST 5 will mail kits to parents via the 800
number - System of ordering and distribution made easy
5What Is the Revised Kit for New Parents?
- A comprehensive resource for new and expecting
parents that translates emerging science about
the importance of early years and brain
development into practical information parents
can incorporate into their daily lives. - The latest and best information there is to date.
- The American Academy of Pediatrics and the
American College of Obstetricians and
Gynecologists have reviewed all of the
information in the Kit.
6What is in the Kit for New Parents?Lets Look at
It Together!
- Explain to the parent
- A DVD with Seven Main Topics (Narrated by
celebrities and experts) Latest and best known
information on parenting - The FIRST Years Last Forever
- Your Healthy Baby
- Ready to Learn
- Safe from the Start
- Discipline
- Quality Child Care
- Oral Health (New)
-
7Other Contents in Revised Kit
- A Book on Advice for New Parents
- Prenatal to 6 Months of Age
- 6 Months to 1 Year of Age
- 1 Year to 2 Years of Age
- 2 Years to 3 Years of Age
- 3 Years to 5 Years of Age
- Quality Childcare and Preschool
- Includes Developmental Milestones
- Use the Table of Contents to Find the Information
You Need by Subject
8Other Contents in Revised Kit
- A Parents Resource Guide
- Additional and expanded information on promoting
development and caring for yourself and your
child from prenatal to age 5 by age grouping. - Things you Can Do Section with practical
suggestions. - How to obtain resources in the community if you
have questions or need additional assistance.
9Other Contents in Revised Kit
- A Book on What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick
(New) - A Place to Record Important Phone Numbers and
Information - When to Call the Doctor or Clinic
- Safety Tips
- Taking Care of Your Sick Child
- Your Newborn Baby
10What To Do When Your Child Gets Sick Continued
- Book on When Your Child Gets Sick
- (Cont)
- Your Childs Eyes
- Your Childs Ears and Nose
- Your Childs Mouth and Throat
- Your Childs Breathing
- Your Childs Stomach
- Bed-Wetting
- Your Childs Skin
11Other Contents in Revised Kit
- Baby Board Book Happy Baby
- To promote touch, feel and say
- To emphasize the importance of stimulation and
parent interaction with the infant.
12Other Contents in Revised Kit
- Several Pamphlets on Resources
- and Other Information
- 3 Pamphlets on Playing
- With Your Baby
- With Your Toddler
- With Your 3 to 5 Year Old
- Healthy Teeth Begin At Birth
- Healthy Families Information and 800
- Poison Action Line and 800
- A postcard to request the VHS Tapes
13Customized Information from FIRST 5 Individual
Counties
- May add their own contributions to the kit
- Give additional resources for parents use
- Include books, toothbrushes etc to promote
healthy parenting and child care
14Getting to Know the Kit - 7 Key Points
- The Kit has something for everyone - even the
baby! - Parents can access the information anytime they
want at home and with their partners - the parent
controls. - The Kit provides practical ideas.
- It is a link to local resources for more support
and information.
15 7 Key Points Continued
- The Kit information promotes brain development
and reinforces the importance of what caregivers
do and how their child will think, feel, act and
succeed in the future. - The Kit supports providers in the work and
teaching they are already doing. - The Kit is a family literacy tool.
16Helping Parents Learn Learning by Doing
- Parent-led Parents guide what is discussed
based on what is meaningful and most useful - Individualized Based on the parents particular
learning style, culture, age of children,
interests, experiences, skills, needs etc. - Developmentally Informed Anticipate how
parents and childs needs change as the children
grow and develop
17The Teachable Moment
- The teachable moment occurs during a specific
moment in time, when the parent. - Trusts you and is non defensive
- Has a specific concern that motivates him/her to
seek new information - Not distracted or in crises
- Acknowledges a desire for things to be different
- Wants to hear what you have to say about a
question or concern - Is open to your encouragement
- Shows a readiness to look to future improvement
- Begins to see him/herself as capable of doing
things differently
18How Do You Create The Teachable Moment with the
Kit?
- Use nonjudgmental and supportive language
- Look for when the parent is really listening
- Identify what they want to know
- Listen for and follow the parents real concern
- Ask questions about topics that are relevant to
the parent and child now - Provide anticipatory guidance on development
- Help them discover new behaviors for themselves
- Help them sort out conflicting information
- Offer assurance that they can succeed
19SCAVENGER HUNT INSTRUCTIONS
- Find resources in the Kit for New Parents to
respond to this question and shout it out
20Find the Answer
- When should I start feeding my baby cereal?
21Find the Answer
- How should I deal with tantrums?
22Find the Answer
- What should I do if my child has a fever?
23Find the Answer
- What causes cavities?
- (see the DVD)
24Also in the Kit
- DVD Information
- Advice for New Parents
- What to Do When Your Child Gets Sick
- Parents Guide
- Other Information in Kit
25Steps/Guidelines for Providers for Demonstrating
the Kit
- Let them know that this is a revised Kit with
more helpful information. - Be enthusiastic about the Kit and how it has
helped parents. - Ask the parents what their questions are and
answer them together. - Show them the contents of the Kit and engage the
parents in exploring the Kit !
26Guidelines for Providers Continued
- Make sure the parent knows how to use all parts
of the Kit - Encourage parents to use the Kit as their
children get older - Ask for feedback and/or arrange follow-up with
you or someone else
27You Are Important for Success
- Your support is crucial to the success of parents
using the Kit information to increase their
positive parenting skills. - Being shown the Kit and having it explained
increased the effectiveness of parents using the
information in the Kit. - Your reinforcement makes a difference.
28Next Steps
- Become very familiar will all of the contents of
the Kit for yourself. Watch the DVDs, read and
become familiar with all the books and pamphlets. - Engage and demonstrate the Kit to the parent
using the Guideline/Steps for Providers Handout
Train other providers
29Next Steps Cont.
- Give out the Kit or the 800 to all eligible
parents and follow up to assure that the family
received the Kit and is using it. - For pregnant women and parents who have an infant
under one year of age give them a customized
Kit - For all others, give them the 800 to send for a
Kit which will come in the mail in about 2 weeks. - Feel great about the service you are providing to
parents and the community!
30How to Order the Revised Kits or800 Number Cards