Who We Are
At How to Read Your Baby, we are dedicated to strengthening caregiver-child relationships by equipping professionals with the tools and training needed to support parents with young children.
Through our innovative curriculum and training, we help parent educators, social workers, healthcare providers, and family support specialists foster secure attachments, emotional development, and positive parenting practices that set the foundation for a child’s lifelong success. The curriculum based on the theoretical work of numerous researchers including Mary Ainsworth, Liz Bates, T. Berry Brazelton, Stella Chess, Robert Emde, Tiffany Field, Stanley Greenspan, Robert Harmon, George Morgan, Louis Sanders, C.E. Snow, Rene Spitz, Allan Sroufe and Edward Tronic.
How to Read Your Baby’s Mission
We empower, educate and support professionals who promote positive relationships between primary caregivers and children.
How to Read Your Baby accomplishes this mission by providing a relationship-based, experiential curriculum and training sessions designed to enhance the quality of the emotional connection between the parent or caregiver and the child.
What We Do
Our work is centered around providing comprehensive professional development training and a relationship-based curriculum that promotes parent engagement, child development, and family well-being.
WHY IT MATTERS
Decades of research show that early relationships shape a child’s future.
When caregivers are equipped with the right knowledge and support, they can foster healthy emotional regulation, problem-solving skills, and resilience in their children.
Our curriculum and trainings are are designed to make a lasting impact by ensuring professionals and parents have the tools, knowledge, and confidence to create nurturing, supportive environments where children can thrive.