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❥ 24 JANUARY 2025 | Kensington Palace released a personal statement on behalf of The Princess of Wales in support of The Royal Foundation Centre For Early Childhood's Phase II Research on Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB)

The statement released on their socials read :

Great to see the expansion of the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) trial to eight more NHS sites across the UK this year. From first seeing it in action in Denmark back in 2022 to today’s announcement, @earlychildhood is at the forefront of supporting this important trial, working closely with the Institute of Health Visiting. Babies start to express their feelings and communicate with the adults around them from birth. Helping parents to connect with them, understand their cues and give warm loving, responsive care can have a hugely positive impact on their social and emotional development. The expansion of the trial means that thousands more families will benefit from health visitors specially trained in this area, laying the strongest possible foundations for infant wellbeing in the earliest weeks, months and years of their lives.

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Prince Louis enjoys the music alongside The Princess of Wales, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and The Duchess of Edinburgh. Trooping the Colour, 15 June 2024.

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Charles III King of the United Kingdom

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Is King Charles having cancer news worthy? Sure, I suppose it's of cultural significance. Is it worth 30 minutes of main stream news? Fuck no. There's a man hunt in the UK, there's a genocide happening in Palestine, the King should get maybe 3 MAXIMUM

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Prince Andrew, Duke of York Member of the British Royal Family

Damn… Even though Andrew is putting on the pounds, I still think he's hot. Randy Andy just doesn't know that if he switch sides, he'd get a lot of blow-jobs and all the ass he could ever want to fuck.

For the record. I'm not saying he's smart, humble or a good guy. Or that he shouldn't be punished. I'm just sayin... I'd fuck him.

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Zara and Mia Tindall with the Queen and Princess Anne

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[world-of-wales]

NEWS -

NEW PHASE FOR CENTRE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD RESEARCH ON ADBB!

The Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood and the Institute of Health Visiting (iHV) confirmed the expansion of the trial of a tool used by health visitors within routine checks to promote infant wellbeing, to eight new sites this year on Friday 24th January 2025.

The tool, known internationally as the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB), focuses on a baby’s social behaviours such as eye contact, facial expression, vocalisation, and activity levels to help practitioners and families better understand the ways babies express their feelings. Providing support at this critical time, when babies’ brains are developing faster than at any other time in their lives, can have a life-long impact.

Christian Guy, Executive Director of The Centre for Early Childhood, said:

“We know that warm, loving, responsive interactions with those closest to them during the earliest weeks and months of a baby’s life are crucial in promoting positive brain development.

Health visitors do such a vital job in our communities. I am delighted that we are now able to give more teams across the UK the support they need to help thousands of families to better understand their babies and build nurturing relationships, laying the strongest possible foundations for all that is to come in the years that follow."

The Princess of Wales saw health visitors in Denmark using the tool on a visit there in 2022 and The Centre for Early Childhood then worked with the iHV and Oxford University to test it in the UK.

Phase one explored the feasibility of implementing a modified version of the tool (m-ADBB) within health visitors’ routine 6-8-week checks with families and had overwhelmingly positive results.

Health visitors involved in phase one reported that the new training and tool, which required minimal additional time and could be embedded into routine activities with families, enabled them: To have more meaningful conversations with parents and carers about the emotional wellbeing of their baby;

To promote positive parent-infant interactions, attachment, and bonding; and

To identify those babies and families in need of greater support during this critical period of development.

The second phase, funded by a £210,000 grant from the Centre for Early Childhood, will build upon the findings of the first and will focus on the impact of the tool, and how it is experienced by parents. The evaluation will also look at whether more babies receive the additional support they need as a result of the tool helping health visitors to identify concerns as early as possible.

During phase two, iHV will be working with local sites – and others outside the trial – to consider how to embed, grow and sustain use of the tool after the pilot, if it is shown to be effective.

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Trooping The Colour, 15th June 2024

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2011 - 2022 - 2024

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Queen Elizabeth And Prince Phillip

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Horrible time to be an English Royal

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