You’re Invited to our Open House

You know child development. You care about families. But what do you do when a parent is exhausted by their child’s behavior? Or worried that a developmental progression is slipping backward?

Join us on Tuesday, November 17, to learn how the Brazelton Touchpoints Approach helps family-facing professionals recognize predictable periods of disorganization in a child’s behavior and development as signs of a child’s growth — and use them as openings to build trust with parents.

What you will take with you:

• A definition of a Touchpoint you can communicate to a colleague
• One new way of thinking with a family member about their child
• A clear next step that matches your role and experience

Whether you are a home visitor, early childhood educator, pediatric or social services practitioner, or a program leader—new or seasoned in your field—Touchpoints meets you where you are. It does not replace what you know; it adds to and enhances your practice: thinking with families about their child’s development in a way that is strengths-based, collaborative, and practical.

Virtual Open House details:

📅Tuesday, November 17, 2026

⏰12:30–1 pm ET / 9:30–10 am PT

💻Online via Zoom

We hope to see you at this free, 30-minute virtual open house!

Can’t make the live event? Register to receive the recording.

Questions? Contact us today!

CELEBRATING 30 YEARS – ABOUT BTC

Since 1996, the Brazelton Touchpoints Center has connected providers and agencies across health, education, and social services in 44 states, dozens of sovereign Tribal nations, and 23 countries to build genuine partnerships with parents, the true experts on their children. Together, families and professionals can transform predictable developmental challenges and systemic adversities into deeper connection, healing, healthy development, and recognition of strengths that have always been there.

Drawing on more than 50 years of developmental science, co-constructed and culturally rooted knowledge, and children’s communications even before they can speak, BTC's unique relational and power-shifting approach informs professional, organizational, and leadership development, as well as research and evaluation. It equips agencies and transforms systems to honor families’ expertise and children’s developmental agendas in the practices that shape their lives every day.