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grievance losing a baby.

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family separation

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Realizing life and baby rearing are hard

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Lack of resources for families experiencing depression and financial hardship.

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single young mother with lack of experience, support, direction, uncertain future, guilt/shame cycle

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world conditions, social media showing too much

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Families may "fall through the cracks" when they are unable to stay enrolled in HV services d/t work/homelessnes/etc (e.g. cannot meet HV frequency requirements). I think those are the families who may benefit most from continued support.

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Mental health/ physical health

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The crisis is taking all of the parent's attention, and they are putting all of their efforts into regulating themselves.

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FSS' own dysregulation during the home visit in response to the crisis.

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Just everything going on in regards to immigration! People are scared and worried & their families are being ripped apart.

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medical conditions/concerns

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maslow's hierarchy of needs: risk of losing housing; or being unhoused; food access issues; when parents are focused in on crisis, CHEERS interactions are not happening

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Homelesssness, domestic violence, mental health crisis, sudden changes at home chaos loss of benefits

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Sometimes it's hard to provide adequate follow-up and feedback for the family due to other things that we need to address during the HV.