In addition to the resources below, you can view Caregiver Support resources on 2-1-1 Colorado: FIND SUPPORT Nurturing Parenting® – Nurturing HOPE™DESCRIPTION – This specialized, evidence-based program is built on the nationally recognized Nurturing Parenting® curriculum and thoughtfully adapted for parents and caregivers of children with special needs and health challenges. Each session provides space for reflection, skill-building, and community connection, supporting caregivers in developing nurturing routines, gentle discipline practices, stress management tools, and deeper understanding of their children’s developmental and emotional needs.WEBSITE - Nebula Early Childhood Collaborative PHONE - 720-978-0115EMAIL - info@NebulaEarlyChildhoodCollaborative.comFussy Baby NetworkDESCRIPTION - One in five babies is fussy and may struggle with feeding or sleeping. The Fussy Baby Network helps caregivers find more ways to soothe, care for and enjoy their babies. They also support caregivers in reducing stress.WEBSITE - Fully Baby Network ColoradoPHONE - 1-877-627-9227EMAIL - Fussybabycolorado@cuanschutz.eduLanternDESCRIPTION - Lantern sends messages with tips and activities for caregivers of children that are targeted to your child’s age. Messages include information on development, health and safety, behavior, and more.WEBSITE - Families - LanternPHONE – 303-433-6200EMAIL - contact@mylantern.orgRaising Colorado KidsDESCRIPTION – Brought to you by the Colorado Department of Early Childhood, this website includes information on getting ready for your baby, child development, how to find child care, and parent/caregiver support. The “Find Services” tab lets you answer a few simple questions to find out which public services your family might qualify for in Colorado. WEBSITE - Raising CO KidsEdgewater CollectiveDESCRIPTION - Promotes programs and partnerships to improve education, economic opportunity, and civic engagement with Latino communities across Jefferson County. The website includes resources for immigrant communities.WEBSITE - Home - Edgewater CollectiveMaternal Mental Health Alliance (MMHA)DESCRIPTION - MMHA provides online information, resources, and support related to mental health during pregnancy and after childbirth. The website highlights awareness, stories, and tools to help women, birthing people, families and professionals understand and address perinatal mental health issues.WEBSITE - Maternal Mental Health AllianceEMAIL – info@maternalmentalhealthalliance.orgParents Thrive ColoradoDESCRIPTION – Maintained by the Colorado Perinatal Care Quality Collaborative (CPCQC), this website provides relatable peer stories, and well-organized resources that address mental and emotional health needs across the perinatal journey.WEBSITE - Find Mental Health and Wellness Resources - Parents Thrive ColoradoCONTACT – Contact - Parents Thrive ColoradoZero to ThreeDESCRIPTION - Children don’t come with a manual, but fortunately, parents can turn to ZERO TO THREE child resources for up-to-date caregiving information and support. Explore trending resources, learn about developmental milestones, get positive parenting tips, and learn how to respond to challenging behaviorsWEBSITE - Zero to Three Resources for FamiliesPHONE - 202-638-1144PBS Kids for ParentsDESCRIPTION - Understanding and managing emotions is a lot at any age. Find tips for expressing feelings and supporting positive mental health. The website includes games and activities you can do with your child.WEBSITE - Parenting Tips & Advice | Emotions and Wellbeing | PBS KIDS for ParentsNAMI JeffcoDESCRIPTION – Resources to help Jefferson County families navigate mental health challenges, find local help for their children or teens, and access supportive education and connections. WEBSITE - Resources - NAMI JeffcoPHONE – 720-809-5060 (message line, not a crisis line)EMAIL - info@namijeffco.org