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Family Development

Caring for Each Other Webinar Series

In the spring of 2020, in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Brazelton Touchpoints Center (BTC) and Sesame Workshop came together to produce a webinar […]

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Virtual Service Delivery Webinar Series

In 2020, the coronavirus pandemic dramatically changed how we delivered education, health care, and other critical services to young children and their families. The pandemic […]

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Brazelton Touchpoints

Touchpoints are periods in the first years of life, during which children’s spurts in development result in disruption in the family system. The succession of […]

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Parenting While Rising to Child Developmental Challenges

This free, 6-episode virtual conversation series offers a warm and inviting opportunity to connect with other parents and families of children with differences in or challenges […]

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Somos Latinx Families

This free, 6-episode virtual conversation series offers a safe and welcoming space to hold conversations for and by Latinx families. Explore what it means to be […]

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Supporting Father Involvement

The Supporting Father Involvement Program, also known internationally as Parents as Partners, is an evidence-based approach to increasing father involvement, engagement in co-parenting, and fostering children’s development.

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Learning to Listen: Conversations for Change

Spring 2023 Series Learning to Listen: Conversations for Change returns with three new conversations featuring inspiring leaders working on the frontlines of current and emerging […]

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Early Intervention

The initial diagnosis of a child’s developmental delay or disability is often truly traumatic for families. Some parents always knew, others may never have considered […]

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National Forum

Join the Brazelton Touchpoints Center for its 2023 National Forum, All About Fathers* and the Men* in Children’s Lives, on May 2, 3 & 4, from 11 AM – 5 PM ET / 8 AM – 2 PM PT.

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Home Visiting

More mothers’ breastfeeding, and for longer. Less maternal depression. Better child outcomes by 6 months of age. Improved well-child primary care visit participation and emergency […]

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