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Promoting parent-infant responsiveness in families experiencing homelessness.

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My Baby's First Teacher is an intervention designed specifically for parents with infants staying in emergency homeless shelters. Infants are overrepresented in shelter populations and face considerable risk to their… Click to show full abstract

My Baby's First Teacher is an intervention designed specifically for parents with infants staying in emergency homeless shelters. Infants are overrepresented in shelter populations and face considerable risk to their development, including mental health. We utilized a randomized controlled design across three family shelters to evaluate the program's effectiveness with 24 dyads assigned to the intervention compared to 21 dyads in care-as-usual. Dyads were randomized by round at each site to account for shelter effects. We used path analysis to illustrate change over time and in relation to intervention assignment.

Keywords: promoting parent; experiencing homelessness; responsiveness families; infant responsiveness; parent infant; families experiencing

Journal Title: Infant mental health journal
Year Published: 2020

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