Fact Sheets

A1 - Family Risk Factors and the Link to Adolescent Childbearing

A2 - Violence Abuse and Adolescent Childbearing

A3 - Adolescent Substance Abuse, Sexual Activity and Childbearing

A4 - Adolescent Parenting Research

A5 - Subsequent Pregnancies and Births Among Adolescent Mothers

A6 - Social Support: Improving Outcomes for Adolescent Parents and Their Children

B1 - The Children of Teen Parents

B2 - The Effects of Substance Abuse on the Children of Adolescent Mothers

C1 - Ten Components of Quality Child Care

C2 - Research on Quality Child Care for Infants and Toddlers

C3 - Child Care: A Protective Factore for Vulnerable Children

C4 - Literacy, Bonding and School Readiness

D1 - Additional Recommended Practices for Teen Parent Child Care Programs

D2 - Additional Recommended Practices for Early Head Start Programs Serving Teen Parents

D3 - Medicaid Policy Recommendations for Teen Parents and Their Children

D4 - Adolescent Parenting In Miami-Dade County

D5 - Adolescent Births in Region IV ACF

D7 - Incarcerated Women-Their Histories and Their Children

Depression Fact Sheets

Enhancing Maternal Sensitivity to Infants and Young Children

Health and Development of Children in Child Welfare

Home Visiting Fact Sheet

Inclusion Fact Sheets

Long Term Benefits of Infant Mental Health

PDF Documents

Hurricane Resource: After the Storm

Supporting Social Emotional Development

10 Years of Teen Live Births

C-5- Sets of Four or More

C-6- Language and Emerging Literacy

Catch-up Immunization Schedule - 2008

Child Care as an Essentail Part of Katrina Recovery Efforts

Department of Health Strategic Action Agenda

Despues de la Tormenta

Disaster: Helping Children Cope

Emotional Impact of a Hurricane

FAIMH: Conference 2006 Brochure

FAIMH: Conference 2006 Call for Proposals

FAIMH: Newsletter (Dec 05)

FAIMH: Save the Date '06

Florida Infant & Young Child Mental Health Pilot Project Final Report (June 2003)

Florida Strategic Plan for Infant Mental Health Status Report DRAFT Jan07

Flyer for families of children and youth with special needs

Guia Para Los Padres Para Ayudar A Los Ninos Despues De Un Huracan

Healing After Trauma Skills

Helping Children Cope with Disasters

Helping Young Children and Families Cope with Trauma

How Adults Can Help Children Cope with Anxiety and Fear

How to Talk to Children about Disasters - A Guide for Parents

How to Talk to Children about Disasters - A Guide for Teachers

Hurricane Readiness Includes Trauma Prevention

Hurricane Resource: Disaster Planning & Response

IMH: Bibliography & Resource Guide

Intervention Strategies for Infants and Toddlers with FAS

Little Listeners in an Uncertain World

Live Births by Age of Mother

Memo on Hurricane Effects on Children

Mental Health Consultation in Child Care and Early Childhood Settings

Parent Guidelines for Helping Children after a Hurricane

Printable order form

Recommended Immunization Schedule - 2008

Teen Birth Rate

Tips for Helping Pre-School Children After Disasters

What is Infant Mental Health?

PowerPoint Presentations

Sensory Integration and Infant Mental Health

Zero to Three National Training Institute IMH Presentation (December 2004)

Websites

Bright Futures

Circle of Security

Early Head Start

Florida Department of Children and Families

Florida Department of Health

Florida Developmental Disabilities Council

Florida Partnership for School Readiness

FPG Child Development Institute Early Childhood Resource Guide

FSU Calendar of Events

FSU Homepage

Future Unlimited

Head Start Bureau

Health Foundation of South Florida

Healthy Start Initiative

Helping Children Understand Disaster

Job Listings at CPEIP, FSU and throughout the state university system

National Association for the Education of Young Children

National Center for Children in Poverty (Links Page)

National Center for Early Development and Learning

National Center for Early Development and Learning

National Center for Education in Maternal and Child Health

National Institutes of Health NIH

NCCIC: Helping Children Cope with Natural Disasters

NIMH: Information on Coping with Traumatic Events

Partners for a Healthy Baby Home Visiting Curriculum

State of Florida

Teach More Love More

The Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

The Jim and Jan Moran Family Center Village

The National Maternal and Child Health Clearinghouse

The Ounce of Prevention Fund of Florida

Title V Information System

Training & Technical Assistance Services

Whole Child Project

Zero to Three:National Center for Infants,Toddlers & Families

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