Caring for Traumatised Babies and Toddlers

·A short overview on healthy infant and toddler brain and social and emotional development

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· How pre and post-birth trauma affects babies and toddlers

· Why is it easy to assume that babies and toddlers have not been affected and that they are okay?

· What are the signs and symptoms of trauma in babies and toddlers?

· The importance of intervening early when there has been abuse and neglect.

· Therapeutic parenting approaches to support traumatised babies and toddlers to recover from trauma.

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