Family Check-Up - Toddler

At a glance

Program or Strategy Type
Direct Service
Intervention Continuum
Universal
Selective
Age group(s)
Infant (0-2)
Early Childhood (3-4)
Setting(s)
School
Community
Home
Hospital / Medical Center
DBHR Prevention Funding Source(s)
MHPP
EBP Designation
Evidence Based Program (EBP) for MHPP
Versions with EBP Designations
Online Middle School version; Toddler version
Program or Strategy Description

The 12 sessions of Family Check-Up - Toddler are divided into four units. The first unit focuses on parental attention, including child-centered time, family routines and traditions, use of praise and encouragement, and use of rewards for challenging behavior. The second unit focuses on use of parental authority, including limit-setting, follow through, and use of specific strategies, such as ignoring, distraction, and time-out. The third unit focuses on parents managing their own stress responses, including stress-reduction techniques and problem solving. The final unit focuses on synthesizing learning and providing a booster session to reinforce learning. Training includes video clips of parents interacting with their children, weekly group discussion, home practice assignments, and handouts.

Status on Other Registries or Inventories
Blueprints: Promising
CrimeSolutions: Not on Registry
CEBC: Not on registry
WSIPP Youth Cannabis 2019: Not on Inventory
WSIPP Children's Services 2020: Evidence-based
Title IV-E Clearinghouse: Not on registry
What Works Clearinghouse: Not on registry
CASEL Program Guide: Not on registry
Suicide Prevention Resource Center: Not on registry

Contexts

Race/Ethnicity
All
(Dis)ability
Not specified
Gender
Female, Male
LGBTQ+
Not specified
Urbanicity
Urban
Language
English, Spanish
Name and Contact of Program Developer

Elizabeth Stormshak, Ph.D. https://fcu.uoregon.edu/

Characteristics

Protective factor(s) addressed

Individual Protective Factors
Clear Standards for Behavior
Prosocial Behavior
Peer Protective Factors
Not Specified
Family Protective Factors
Neglectful parenting
Parent history of mental health difficulties: Parent stress
Violent discipline
Attachment to parents
Parental involvement in education
Parent social support
School Protective Factors
Not Specified
Neighborhood/Community Protective Factors
Not Specified

Risk factor(s) addressed

Individual Risk Factors
Antisocial / Aggressive behavior - Early Initiation of Antisocial Behavior
Peer Risk Factors
Not Specified
Family Risk Factors
Family Conflict / Violence
Parental Attitudes Favorable towards Drug Use
Poor Family Management
School Risk Factors
Poor Academic Performance
Neighborhood/Community Risk Factors
Not Specified

Outcomes targeted

Problem Behavior Outcomes
Antisocial-aggressive Behavior
Delinquency / criminal behavior
Education Outcomes
Not Specified
Emotional Well-being Outcomes
Emotional Regulation
Positive Relationships Outcomes
Reciprocal parent-child warmth

Implementation stories