Vibrant families,

Vibrant communities.

Opening hearts and minds so that every child flourishes

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Parents & Families

Family to Family Real Talk - safe spaces where families talk about what’s really going on.

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Education

What are challenging child behaviors telling us? How can conversations that challenge strengthen relationships?

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Healthcare

How perinatal, pediatric and mental health providers tune into children and parents for optimal child outcomes.

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Family Support

Family Resource Centers listening for what parents want; child welfare workers watching for what parents do right.

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Public Libraries

How librarians make story time family engagement time, and library spaces community engagement places.

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Home Visiting

How the babies and children you visit can help you connect with the grownups who love them.

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How We Can Help

Programs & Services

Professional Development
Research & Evaluation
Indigenous Early Learning
Family Resources
Consultation

Get Involved

Learn With Us

Babies and children, families and communities do the research on what it takes for them to flourish. Listen with us to what they’ve been learning. Watch a webinar. Check out the Indigenous Early Learning Collaborative. Join the Brazelton Touchpoints Center Learning Network. Join the conversation.

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Upcoming Events

Learning Opportunities

Beyond Trauma-informed Care

Exploring actionable strategies related to trauma, adaptation, and resilience.

Touchpoints Training

Learn an evidence-based approach to building strong family-child relationships from birth through age 5.

Development Is a Journey

Engaging parents and other caregivers in planning for their child’s developmental needs.

Newborn Behavioral Observations

Fostering a positive parent-infant relationship from the very beginning.