Are you having a baby Oct/Nov? Looking for a mother-baby observation

By Canada goose
September 30, 2018 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Canada goose

Posted September 30, 2018

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Posted September 30, 2018

I am looking for a family due to have a baby in October/November 2018 to participate in a ?Mother-Infant Observation?

This involves visiting your family for 1 hour each week throughout your baby?s first year.

I am a mental health professional and I am currently doing a psychotherapy training. The observation is helpful for me to learn about child development and the beginning of the infant?s emotional development within his/her ordinary family, which is of great significance for my training

I realise that consenting to such a commitment requires considerable generosity on the part of the parents. This is very much appreciated. Families who have participated before say they enjoyed the experience and gained a lot from having the careful attention of a serious and interested person, and appreciated their weekly visits.

I have DBS etc..

If you would like more information without any obligation, please contact me on email address below

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