There is good reason for this enthusiasm. Mindfulness has been used with adults to reduce stress, bolster overall health and psychological functioning, and assist a return to wellness following adversity. We are learning that mindfulness can also support healthy adult-child relationships.
For the past several years, we have been exploring the topic of mindfulness to learn what the research says about mindfulness in parenting and caregiving. These resources provide perspective from professionals in the field and aim to increase the use of mindfulness activities to support early childhood development.
Mindfulness for Early Childhood Educators
Access our learning module designed for early childhood educators and program directors interested in exploring mindfulness as a means of supporting staff and the children in their care.
Hear from educators about incorporating mindfulness in the classroom and how it has transformed how they care for children.
Studies show that mindfulness practices that are specific, ongoing, and led by an expert has an impact on educators in early childhood settings and on the children in their care.
We need your support now more than ever to ensure all babies have access to the quality care, services, and support they need to thrive.
