Shannon Haines, Patricia Davis, Dena Hubbard
Journal: Pediatric annals 2026;55(8):e308-e312
PMID: 42644695
Pediatric trauma-informed care typically begins after toxic stress has been identified. Yet, trauma and the opportunity to prevent adverse impacts begin in utero. This article offers practical guidance for incorporating trauma-informed approaches to pediatric encounters during the newborn period. By focusing on building safety, trust, and parental self-efficacy from the first encounter, pediatricians have the opportunity to strengthen the caregiver-infant relationship, the primary buffer against toxic stress, and improve long-term health outcomes.
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