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Durham, NC 27715
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Trainings-All available

 
 (A.) HUG Your Baby Training
ONLINE and "Learn at Home CD" courses
Enjoy as an individual course, or take all 3 for certification
 
Contact Hour Credit provided by  NC Nurses Assn, DONA,  CAPPA, Lamaze & ICEA  
 
Part I (ONLINE Program)
HUG Your Baby: 
Helping Parents Understand their Newborn
Contact Hour Credit provided by  NC Nurses Assn, DONA,  CAPPA, Lamaze & ICEA 
 2 Contact Hours Credit - $35
 
This program gives professionals strategies and tools to help parents prevent or solve problems around newborn sleep, eating, playing, and attachment. Professionals will be able to boost parent confidence, enhance breastfeeding, and promote bonding.
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Part II (ONLINE Program)
HUG Strategies and Skill Building
Contact Hour Credit provided by  NC Nurses Assn, DONA,  CAPPA, Lamaze & ICEA 
 Four Contact Hours Credit - $65
 
HUG Strategies
Explore an innovative approach to connecting with young families. "Start Here not There", "See then Share", and "Gaze then Engage" will be explained, case studies described and educational resources provided.

 
HUG Skill Building
Discover the medical and child development literature used to develop HUG Your Baby. Gain insight and skills into how to help parents with issues around crying, eating, sleeping, and attachment. Experience the power of parent stories, role playing, and case studies.

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 Part III ("Learn at Home" CD)
Certified HUG Teacher Training
Contact Hour Credit provided by  NC Nurses Assn, DONA,  CAPPA, & ICEA  
12 Contact Hours Credit - $150
Prepare to teach The HUG to expectant and new parents. Reflect on engaging articles and blogs, discover ready-to-use teaching materials, and participate in effective classroom or one-on-one education of parents.
PRE-REQUISITE: completion of Parts I & II
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HUG Train the Trainer curriculum (preparing Certified HUG Teachers to teach other professionals )
is under development
 (B.) HUG Your Baby Breastfeeding Education
 
ONLINE  courses
Teaching Newborn Behavior to Extend Breastfeeding Duration
1.5 Contact Hours Credit and (L) Cerp
National and international leaders have confirmed that breastfeeding is best for the baby, the mother and the community. While many variables impacts a woman's decision to stop breast, the perception of inadequate milk supply is a common concern. This program reviews newborn behaviors commonly misinterpreted and tools for helping women read their baby's body language and continue nursing.
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Roadmap to Breastfeeding Success (Program in development)
There are predictable developmental events in a child's life from birth to age one which can impact breastfeeding. Research confirms that women frequently stop breastfeeding when they misinterpret or struggle with these events:
  • Crying changes at 2-weeks-old
  • Changing light and deep cycles at one-month-old
  • Returing to work at 3-months-old (or whenever)
  • Increasing distractibility at 4-months-old
  • Starting solids and biting at 6-months-old
  • Beginning stranger anxiety at 9-months-old
  • Learning to walk at 12-months-old

Learn about these events and how to prepare mothers for this exciting (and sometimes) challenging transitions. Hear real-life moms and dads describe their growing awarenss of how their child develops and their continued passion to breastfeed.

 
 (C.) HUG Your Baby Child Development 
HUG's Practical Child Development: Educate and
Support Parents with Children Birth to One Year Old
2 Contact Hours Credit - $35
"Learn at Home" CD  order Here
 

Parents are often confused by the normal (yet predictable!) behavior of their children. Explore the impact of stress and temperament on a child. Review child development leaders' practical contribution to our understanding of motor development, trust and attachment, and stranger anxiety. Learn when developmental surges (Touchpoints) cause regression and unexpected change in the baby's eating, sleeping, or disposition. Turn confusion into wonder and pride as parents discover that these developmental challenges reflect their child's normal, remarkable, and healthy development!

  Participants must complete entire coure to obtain credit.

 
This is an accredited activity and does not imply endorsement by the NCNA.
DISCLOSURE: HUG Your Baby has a parent educational DVD and handouts for sale as well as other professinal educational acitvities. However, these educatonal activity are free of commercial advertising of products.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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