Prevent Child Abuse Idaho

Season 1. Episode 3. April 11, 2024
Put Your Mask on Before Helping Others | Ken and Michelle Bass
The Resilient Parenting Podcast: Resilient Parenting 101
Put Your Mask on Before Helping Others: Ken and Michelle Bass expand on "Our Bodies as Engines"

RESILIENT PARENTING 101: Put Your Mask On Before Helping Others - The Resilient Parenting Podcast In this episode Michelle and Ken expand on "Our Bodies as Engines" and introduce a new color and character. Learn about the stress cycle and why it is important to be aware of your body state. Feel like you need to put yourself on the backburner? ...

Season 1. Episode 2. March 23, 2024
Our Bodies as Engines | Ken and Michelle Bass

Our bodies as an engine: Ken and Michelle Bass explore how to learn to identify your body's energy and your children's.

RESILIENT PARENTING 101: Our Bodies as an Engine - The Resilient Parenting Podcast How's your engine running?  Depending on different factors, including stress, our energy can fluctuate throughout the day. Ever wonder why it seems your child goes from 0 to 100? Learn how to identify your current body energy and those of you...

Season 1. Episode 1. March 18, 2024
Why a podcast | Roger Sherman

The debut episode! Ken and Michelle Bass chat with Roger Sherman, Idaho Children's Trust Fund's Executive Director, on

Why a Podcast? With Roger Sherman from the Idaho Children's Trust Fund - The Resilient Parenting Podcast The debut episode! Ken and Michelle Bass are joined by Roger Sherman, Executive Director of The Idaho Children's Trust Fund (ICTF). Learn about the mission and work of the ICTF. How the Resilient Parenting Podcast came to be. What it means to be r...

Season 1. Episode 41. May 6, 2025
Building Hope | Royale Lockhart

Check out this post with Royale Lockhart, early childhood educator and innovative HOPE trainer joining in from Idaho Falls, ID on May 6th, 2025

BUILDING HOPE With Royale Lockhart, HOPE Facilitator and Champion with IdahoSTARS - The Resilient Parenting Podcast Join Ken and Michelle as they take a virtual trip to Post Falls, Idaho to visit Royale Lockhart, Lead Quality Child Care Consultant for Region 1, HOPE Facilitator and Champion. College of Education, Health and Human Sciences Center on Disabilities...

Fathers and male caregivers play an important role in child abuse
prevention. Today, we celebrate their efforts and encourage more
involvement in keeping children safe.

April 25th is the national day of giving for Child Abuse Prevention Month! Donate today and help strengthen Idaho families! https://id.accessgov.com/ctf/Forms/Page/ctf/pay/1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAdzqeE_3MU

CAP Month 25' Day Of Giving | State Chapters Message

Today is Digital Advocacy Day!

Raise your voice for child abuse prevention and let’s ask our lawmakers to invest in the well-being of children and families across the country.

Raise your voice on April 16 for our nationwide Digital Advocacy Day! Advocate for essential investments in child abuse prevention by contacting your Congress member. Together, we can implement community-based solutions to protect our children.

Innovative policies like Paid Family Leave (PFL) are driving progress by empowering caregivers and promoting healthier family dynamics. Robust Paid Family Leave (PFL) policies lead to:

Improved Mental Health: Lower stress and reduced use of alcohol or drugs as coping mechanisms.

Enhanced Family Well-being: Better coping skills for parents, improving overall family stability

Increased Economic Stability: Greater access to community services and financial support.

Better Child Outcomes: Enhanced health and development, including higher rates of well-child visits and fewer children requiring special education.

Strong policies = Stronger families.