November 2026 - Infant Toddler Mental Health
3 clock hours (0.3 CEUs) – Infant Mental Health encompasses all the research and intervention available to those who work with infants and toddlers in all settings. Infants and toddlers’ emotions and thinking are important, and there are ways we can help them become as healthy as they can be.
Participants will:
1.Define Infant Mental Health (IMH).
2.Describe influences on development for the mental health of infants.
3.Identify and implement healthy routines to build cognitive and social emotional skills in infants and toddlers.
4.Identify the areas of service available that can positively influence Infant Mental Health.
November 2026 - Safe Sleep
This class is written for teachers and providers working with infants in child care centers and family child care homes. It addresses licensing regulations about safe sleep, the characteristics of a safe sleep environment, and how to speak to families regarding safe sleep practices.
December 2026 - Understanding Chilhood Homelessness
This course covers the definition of homelessness and explores the challenges those experiencing homelessness face. Providers will learn how to recognize homelessness-related trauma, incorporate trauma-informed practices into their curriculum, and refer families to relevant resources and support.