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Do you need help finding something? Aunt Bertha is a searchable nation-wide database that can help connect you with services.
Feel like you need to move? Need a bigger house? Worried about the neighborhood? Check out this link for resources to help.
You are not alone if you are having a hard time keeping up with all the food your children eat! Here are some resources for local food banks and government support. Also make sure you check out the federal Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP).
Children thrive when they feel like they are part of a larger, safe community. Need to find a local place or worship or church?
It takes a village. Preschool helps children prepare for kindergarten and can be a way to help your child have access to nurturing relationships in a safe, stable engaging environment.
Guns can be safely stored in a home with children. Make sure yours are with these simple safety steps.
Making sure your child has a safe environment to grow up in can be hard. Making sure the medications are stored safely can help.
Getting outside and exercising are natural stress reducers. But sometimes it can be hard to know where to go.
Want to go on an outdoor outing with the kids but not sure where? Check out this website to help you find local parks.
Need help with something else not listed here? Check out this searchable database of resources for parents. Remember, asking your pediatrician is always a good option!
Take a minute to celebrate your environment with your children by doing this little exercise. Find blocks that are empty? Ask your pediatrician for help or explore the other resources listed on this page.
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An intervention you can offer families and patients within the context of existing primary care structure to help them foster healthy coping skills and protective positive childhood experiences with meaningful responses to adversity.