Operation First Five-Amarillo

The VIBRANT MOMS Coalition needs your help! We are checking to make sure our survey works, is easy to understand, and asks the right questions to get your opinion about taking low-dose aspirin to prevent preeclampsia and working with Community Health Workers during pregnancy. Please help us test the survey by clicking the link below or scanning the QR code on the attached flyer. We have a small gift available as a thank you for your time. https://rcdata.ttuhsc.edu/surveys/?s=CHMAANRDN4KJR7HR

¡La Coalición VIBRANT MOMS necesita su ayuda! Estamos revisando que nuestra encuesta funcione, sea fácil de entender y haga las preguntas correctas para obtener su opinión sobre tomar aspirina en dosis baja para prevenir la preeclampsia y trabajar con Trabajadores de Salud Comunitarios durante el embarazo. Por favor, ayúdenos a poner a prueba la encuesta haciendo clic en el enlace a continuación o escaneando el código QR en el folleto adjunto. Tenemos un pequeño regalo disponible como agradecimiento por su tiempo. https://rcdata.ttuhsc.edu/surveys/?s=CHMAANRDN4KJR7HR

Children and Screens: Institute of Digital Media and Child Development Helping children lead healthy lives in a digital world. Research, evidence-based recommendations, public education, and nonpartisan policy advocacy—it’s how we create a world of good for children in the digital age.

“Babies remember.”

This year at our LEARN Conference 2026, Child-Parent Psychotherapy is not just a conversation; it's a full learning pathway woven throughout the conference, with opportunities to explore clinical practice, research, and real-world application across settings.

And it begins with a powerful Pre-Conference Forum led by Chandra Ghosh Ippen, PhD and Katie Stone, PhD.

Through eight clinical sessions, participants will explore how Child-Parent Psychotherapy uses play, relationship and reflection to help children and caregivers heal from trauma together.

This immersive learning experience will examine:
- symbolic play
- clinical microinterventions
- CPP fidelity and intervention
- ghosts in the nursery work
- the evolution of therapeutic play across sessions

Expect deep clinical reflection, rich dialogue and a rare opportunity to observe treatment unfold. Join us in Portland: https://bit.ly/42SIyDA

Happening now!

Basics Principle #4 Explore Through Movement and Play

When your baby plays in all types of settings it stimulates new brain pathways that builds important skills for the future!

Toddler Time will start this Friday, May 29 from 10:00 am - 11:00 am! Toddler Time is a special session during the morning exclusively for you and a child (4 years old or younger). Due to a limited lifeguard staff during this time, we require one adult per child to be present.

NEW in 2026: Tickets now include one or two adults per one child! This is an option for one additional adult to join the original ticket holder for an additional $2! Select "Toddler Time with 2 Adults" for $6 to add an extra adult to the ticket.

There are 30 spots open per week, but these will sell out fast! The $4 ticket purchase covers entry for one adult and one child. Season passes do not apply to this session. Tickets go on sale 48 hours in advance of each session here: https://www.gatemastertickets.com/CityofCanyon/index_event_schedule.aspx?mode=times&id=512

Maximize Love and Manage Stress is Basics Principle Number 1 because of the power it has to build your baby’s brain.

Nearly one-third of parents report lacking support from family, friends or partners.

That kind of isolation isn’t just painful, it’s harmful.

A caregiver’s mental health directly affects a baby’s development. Stress, depression, and burnout can make it harder to bond, respond, and connect. Babies feel that deeply.

Babies don’t just need love. They need supported love. That means showing up for caregivers with policies, programs and community care that make parenting possible.

Believe In Babies. Support families. Learn how: https://bit.ly/40ETQdq