Looking for solutions to the yawning achievement gap for children in poverty, Terrie Rose sees the path of success through the eyes of babies. Because toxic stress, she shows us, influences the abilities of babies to form relationships, manage emotions and learn, with life long consequences, she shares a holistic understanding of mental health and the pathway for success.
Terrie Rose, PhD, LP, Founder and Executive Director, Baby's Space, Minneapolis, Minnesota, www.babyspace.org
Using her own experiences as a mother and child psychologist, Terrie rose has pioneered Baby's Space, a full-spectrum approach to the symptoms of poverty and trauma as experienced by young children and their families. She is an Ashoka Fellow, joining an international group of social entrepreneurs who create system-changing solutions to the world's most urgent social problems. Most recently she received the 2011 Lewis Hines Award presented annually by the National Child Labor Committee (NCLC) recognizing her unheralded and exceptional service to children. In 2011, she also was awarded with the Outstanding Service Award from the Minnesota Association of Children's Mental Health.
What a wonderful video! Thanks for posting!
jesseking513 1 year ago
Sing it, sister!
Insecure relationships aren't just a feature of extreme poverty, either. According to the AAP, parenting "techniques" such as Babywise that tell parents to essentially train their child that their needs are unimportant are linked to things like infant stress, slow growth, delayed development, dehydration, and failure to thrive.
Hold your babies. Respond to them. It's not manipulation, it is an expression of NEED from a human being who can't do it for themselves yet.
maraceol 1 year ago
Great information.
marksig 1 year ago