This one-of-a-kind multi-chaptered video training series gives early childhood providers, educators and parents direct access to a comprehensive care approach from renowned author and infant/child specialist and Montessori teacher trainer, Beverly Kovach. Kovach is certified in MACTE (0-3), and Pikler® and Resources for Infant Educators (RIE®).

Pulling from the “best-of-the-best” in her work in Early Childhood Education & Development, Kovach has developed a unique model that includes and advances the theories of Dr. Maria Montessori, Dr. Emmi Pikler, Magda Gerber & others allowing providers and trainers support in putting theory into daily practice.

The series in broken into easy-to-digest chapters permitting learning step by step.

  1. Philosophy
  2. Caregiver Curriculum
  3. Bottle Feeding
  4. Diapering Part 1
  5. Diapering Part 2
  6. Hands
  7. Caregiving Routines
  8. Quality Time
  9. Motor Movement
  10. Authenticity
  11. Basic Principles
  12. Weaning Feeding
  13. Solid Feeding
  14. Crying
  15. Sleep
  16. Lap Solids Feeding
  17. Lap Bottle Feeding
  18. Play
  19. Observation
  20. Environment

3 stars! “Practitioner and trainer Beverly Kovach, R.N., M.N., delivers a lecture on the best practices for providing infant and toddler care in a center. Kovach is a child specialist who studied under Magda Gerber. Drawing on her mentor’s work, her own knowledge of infant pedagogy, and 20 years of experience, Kovach presents a caregiver curriculum that allows viewers to choose among topics that include feeding, diapering, motor movement, sleeping, crying, play, language, center environment, and more. Kovach’s philosophy revolves around caregivers focusing all of their attention on the child during caregiving moments, which she acknowledges can be difficult in a busy center. Kovach stresses the importance of keeping the sleeping and diapering stations away from high traffic areas in order to better facilitate caregiver and infant interaction. In a teaching demo, she instructs a trainee on how to pick up a baby so that the baby feels secure and trusts the caregiver. Kovach notes that caregivers do not need to teach play because infants will naturally do so, given a proper environment. Safe and appealing center environments are shown here as well as footage of babies interacting with objects of various size, shape, and texture. A helpful tool for caregivers working with infants, this is recommended.” – Video Librarian

2016 / 215 minutes (3 discs) / A film series by Jared Noe / Produced by Blu de Golyer and Jared Noe

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WATCH THE TRAILER

Being With Infants- A Curriculum That Works For Parents and Caregivers from MMP School on Vimeo.