About the Course
Course Summary Early Relational Health (ERH) focuses on the quality of emotional connection between infants and caregivers and the broader network of relationships that support those bonds. This webinar explores how early relationships shape regulation, resilience, and development through everyday moments such as noticing a baby’s cues, sharing affect, and repairing after stress. Participants will examine observable markers of ERH within the caregiver–child relationship and consider how professionals, systems, and communities influence relational health beyond the dyad. The session emphasizes practical ways to strengthen ERH by supporting caregiver confidence, relational skills, and trust across early childhood and family-serving systems. Learning Objectives: -Describe Early Relational Health and identify observable indicators of relational connection within the caregiver-infant dyad. - Explain how service delivery systems and community support influence early relational health for infants and caregivers. - Identify culturally responsive ways professionals can strengthen early relational health within families and communities. Suggested Endorsement Competencies: Service Delivery Systems | Community Resources | Cultural Humility This purchase will give you access to this course for 365 days and will provide you with 1 clock hour. This course is available to First3Years members at no additional cost. Please email [email protected] if you have questions about your membership.