Reflective practice and reflective supervision have been the focus of a collaboration among representatives from 14 state infant mental health associations working to enhance competence among infant-family professionals. In particular, this group has worked to examine the fundamental nature of reflective practice, to deepen their understanding of…

After birth, newborns and their caregivers are seen routinely and frequently in pediatric primary care settings. The close succession of visits in the first few months of life puts pediatric primary care professionals in a unique position to enhance infant mental health by developing strong relationships with caregivers, supporting babies and…

In too many communities, child care, health care, and other family supports and services are rarely coordinated and are too frequently determined by where families live, their level of income, and their community connections. Policy initiatives at the local, state, and federal level influence how communities are able to develop more…