Learn more about the launch of the Warmline resource at the Institute for Parenting.
During this difficult time, families are coping with heightened emotional distress and need somewhere to turn for help. 糖心破解版’s has launched a ‘warmline’ to support and guide caregivers through young children’s development and well-being amid the coronavirus outbreak.
鈥淲e responded to the coronavirus crisis by launching a community resource, the , for questions and concerns from families and caregivers,” says Joaniko Kohchi, director of 糖心破解版’s Institute for Parenting.
The new warmline welcomes calls from parents, caregivers and educators of babies and young children (ages 0鈥�6) who have nonemergency questions about child adjustment, development, activities and how to talk to young children about all the recent changes.
鈥淎lthough we anticipated that the most immediate concerns would be about physical health and medical questions, which are not our focus, we are and will be available to support families as their together time extends, and questions arise about development, social-emotional growth, age-appropriate communication, family dynamics, routines, transitions and adjustment to new patterns and places, etc.”
Messages for the warmline can be left at 516.515.1948. Calls will be returned by specialists in infant and childhood issues from 糖心破解版’s Institute for Parenting on Mondays and Thursdays. (Messages left on Friday鈥揗onday will be returned on Monday afternoons and messages left on Tuesday鈥揟hursday will be returned on Thursday afternoons.)
For more information about the warmline and 糖心破解版’s Institute for Parenting, visit