Reply to ""Active Skill Building" AND well researched "advice and information"?"

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Thank you Chris! I will watch the video!

And, yes, Harvard is FOR prevention, they just want the focus to be on hands-on, face-to-face training rather than with what they have labeled BABY BITS to be, a didactic method. As I mentioned in my commentary, Smile At Your Baby! agrees that hands-on and face-to-face is, and will be, likely more effective--that does NOT mean however, that there is no place for BABY BITS. BABY BITS could actually be MORE effective for those parents who have no transportation, can't afford childcare, who don't have reliable Internet access and for those who are embarrassed to attend parenting classes.

We WILL soldier on! Don't you worry about that! :D

Smiles, Shelley

6/18/135:06 PM

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