OXPIP

The Oxpip Parent Infant Project is a charity based in Oxford that offers help to parents and babies to connect with each other. Listen to co-founder and Why Love Matters author, Sue Gerhardt explain how it helps to build lifelong emotional well-being.

Sue Gerhardt co-founded OXPIP which has been going since 1998

 

 

 

Infant Massage

Infant massage classes have popped up all over the country. Janice Hart from the International Association of Infant Massage [IAIM] explains how massage helps parents to communicate with their babies.

Janice Hart, International trainer for IAIM

 

 

 

Solihull Approach

The Solihull Approach uses concepts of containment, reciprocity, and behaviour management as part of an attachment based training programme for professionals working with families, babies, children and young people.

Studies suggest a 66 percent reduction in parental anxiety. Over 100 areas across the UK have trained professionals. Listen to co-ordinator Mary Rheeston explain how it started and what it now provides.

Mary Rheeston talking to Jess Stevenson

 

 

 

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