In a busy infant classroom, supporting babies who spit up frequently requires high-level observational skills and practical, evidence-based caregiving. This self-paced course empowers infant educators to deeply read infant cues, master responsive feeding and handling practices within group care, and confidently navigate licensing and safe-sleep standards. You will walk away with the professional expertise to maximize your youngest learners' physical comfort while building strong, collaborative partnerships with their families.
- Guro: Syretha Storey
In a busy infant classroom, supporting babies who spit up frequently requires high-level observational skills and practical, evidence-based caregiving. This self-paced course empowers infant educators to deeply read infant cues, master responsive feeding and handling practices within group care, and confidently navigate licensing and safe-sleep standards. You will walk away with the professional expertise to maximize your youngest learners' physical comfort while building strong, collaborative partnerships with their families.