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Did you know babies have wellbeing too? Taking the time to tune in & respond to your baby can make a huge difference to their wellbeing & development! We ❤️ this video of a dad babbling away to their baby. It might feel silly but it's their way of interacting with you! #IMHAW21

42% of infant mental health referrals in the UK are not accepted due to lack of provision. These infographics highlight the importance of IMH and the cost to children, young people and adult services across the UK, leaving a “baby blind spot”. #IMHAW21 #Includinginfants

Information about the Parent Infant Mental Health Service in Gwent (G-PIMHS)

Mae tair ffordd syml y gallwch gadw eich hun ac eraill o'ch cwmpas yn ddiogel: Cadwch 2 fetr ar wahân Golchwch ddwylo'n rheolaidd Gwisgwch orchudd wyneb Cofiwch y rheol 6 person ac arsylwch ar y cyfyngiadau yn eich hardal lleol. Gyda'n gilydd byddwn yn #DiogeluCymru

We have appreciated our positive and supportive relationship with @CheryllMa at @iHealthVisiting with a shared vision for better outcomes for babies and their families and we wish her the very best for the future! We look forward to working with @Alison_Morton2 going forward.

Lots of parents are worried about how anxious their children are at the moment. Here are a few tips that may help reassure and calm 💖 Need us? Call the FAMILY ADVICE LINE Mon - Fri 10am - 3pm. Call/ Text 01633 644152 / 07970166975 email: earlyhelppanel@monmouthshire.gov.uk

Cefnogi eich plentyn wrth ddychwelyd i’r ysgol! Supporting your child returning to school! 🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈 #BroSannan #GilfachFargod

In March, @WHO published new guidelines on improving early childhood development. It recognised the importance of responsive caregiving alongside early learning, nutrition and maternal mental health in four top recommendations. who.int/publications/i…

Next week is our Helping Hands virtual Transition Week! Please see the flyer below on how you can access support. #TransitionWeek #COVID #HelpingHands

We have written to families with our planning for the 29th June onwards. This includes our 'Be Kind. Stay Safe' Guide; risk assessment; and information for attendance. We have also prepared a quick video animation to help. Please share and RT #TogetherWeCanDoGreatThings

Next week we will be running a workshop on Transition Back to School. Please see the flyer below for more details on how to book a place. We look forward to seeing some of you there! #TransitionWeek #Workshop

We're hosting a Facebook live Q&A for #SchoolsInMind members & all UK school & college staff on Thursday 18 June at 4:30pm. This Q&A will focus on managing the transition #backtoschool. Join us👉 facebook.com/AFNCCF

Parents and children - facing Covid-19 together psychoanalysis.org.uk/civicrm/event/…

We are delighted to announce that as part of #IMHAW20 our new website is now live! 🎉 Have a look around: oxpip.org.uk #NewWebsite #ExcitingNews

Our Common Difficulties resource offers guidance on a range of issues #nursery staff, childminders & other early years workers may encounter, including anxiety & tantrums, to help you support the infants, babies & families you care for: annafreud.org/eycd #IMHAW2020

Those early days are so important to your babies development. #infantmentalhealth #1001criticaldays #imhaw20

This is what we were talking about today @Upon1001 conference. Parent-infant relationships and attuned interactions act as #OneCommonPathway into mental health, speech & language, social and cognitive development.

A message from our chair Emma Pickett in infant mental health awareness week #IMHAW2020 #first1001days

This #IMHAW2020 we are thinking about how babies are seeing the world right now and what we can do to help support the relationships around them

Today the Anna Freud Centre is launching ‘Early Years in Mind’, a unique new learning network aimed at early years workers. It will offer guidance & information to help improve the mental health & development of babies & children. Read more: bit.ly/2MSaS21 #IMHAW2020