The holidays can bring joy and connection, along with disrupted routines, heightened expectations and added stress for families with young children. In this virtual member event, join host Katrina Macasaet for candid stories from families and the professionals who support them. Together, we will explore how seasonal stress can impact children’s regulation and parent-child interactions, and what helps when emotions run high and relationships fall out of sync.
Participants will gain practical, relationship-based strategies to support regulation and repair, helping families move toward holiday experiences that are connected, responsive and good enough.
LEARNER OBJECTIVES
As a result of participating in this event, learners will be able to…
- Recognize at least two ways that seasonal stressors can influence young children’s regulation and parent-child interactions
- Select a relationship-based response that supports regulation and repair while respecting each family’s traditions, circumstances and priorities
REGISTER NOW
Member Exclusive With ZERO TO THREE, 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM ET
Following the event, ZERO TO THREE members are invited to stay with host Katrina Macasaet for an additional 30-minute Take-It-Back Lab. Together, members will adapt ideas from the event into a simple, practical resource for conversations with families during high-stress seasons. This members-only experience offers space to identify language that reduces pressure, supports regulation and repair, and honors each family’s traditions, circumstances and priorities. Members will leave with a personalized tool ready to use in their own setting.
Become a ZERO TO THREE Member to attend this and future virtual events for free, plus enjoy access to exclusive resources.
