2020
DOI: 10.5093/pi2020a15
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Feasibility and effectiveness of `gaining Health & wellbeing from birth to three´ positive parenting programme

Abstract: Current research has pointed out the importance of early experiences for lifelong health and wellbeing (Shonkoff & Fisher, 2013). In particular, early positive experiences provided by parental figures have shown long-term effects on a child's later development and health (Van IJzendoorn & Bakermans-Kranenburg, 2017). Likewise, exposure to toxic environments has a negative effect on the developing brain, which can jeopardise a child's development and wellbeing (Luby et al., 2013). Consequently, evidence-based

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“…In this regard, there is evidence that video training interventions, exposing mothers to their interactions with the child, improve their sensitivity to the child's emotional expressions of their needs and results in healthier infant attachment [50]. Family-focused preventive actions in pediatric primary care using evidence-based programs have also shown parental improvements in health promotion activities with the child, parental self-regulation in their caregiver role, and satisfaction with the service [51]. These positive changes were obtained after parents participated in "Gaining health and wellbeing from birth to three", a web-based hybrid program including group workshops and individual supports delivered by healthcare practitioners.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this regard, there is evidence that video training interventions, exposing mothers to their interactions with the child, improve their sensitivity to the child's emotional expressions of their needs and results in healthier infant attachment [50]. Family-focused preventive actions in pediatric primary care using evidence-based programs have also shown parental improvements in health promotion activities with the child, parental self-regulation in their caregiver role, and satisfaction with the service [51]. These positive changes were obtained after parents participated in "Gaining health and wellbeing from birth to three", a web-based hybrid program including group workshops and individual supports delivered by healthcare practitioners.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The online version has reached a high level of satisfaction among parents and professionals (Callejas, Byrne, & Rodrigo, 2018). The hybrid version has shown good feasibility and effectiveness (Callejas, 1 3 Byrne, & Rodrigo, 2021). The face-to-face version is currently under evaluation in a clinical sample of mothers with mental health problems attending a hospital perinatal unit.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As interações entre pais e filhos, ou seja, práticas parentais, quando empregadas de forma positiva, promovem o desenvolvimento da autoestima, da autoconfiança e de relações sociais nas crianças [2][3] . As primeiras experiências positivas proporcionadas pelos pais têm impacto benéfico e a longo prazo no desenvolvimento e na saúde da criança 4 . A prática parental positiva pode contribuir para redução dos comportamentos inadequados dos filhos, aumento do bem-estar emocional, pró-social, desenvolvimento de habilidades, competência de enfrentamento para as crianças e maior satisfação no papel de pais [5][6] .…”
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“…A prática parental positiva pode contribuir para redução dos comportamentos inadequados dos filhos, aumento do bem-estar emocional, pró-social, desenvolvimento de habilidades, competência de enfrentamento para as crianças e maior satisfação no papel de pais [5][6] . Da mesma forma, a exposição a ambientes tóxicos tem mostrado efeitos negativos sobre o cérebro, o que pode comprometer o desenvolvimento da criança e seu bem-estar 4 .…”
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