7 AAC 50.760. Parenting education

(a) A facility must have a curriculum or guidelines for providing parenting education. The curriculum or guidelines must include

(1) personal growth and maturity;

(2) interpersonal relationships;

(3) infant and early child development, including age appropriate stimulation and activities for infants and toddlers, managing behavior, and options for toilet training;

(4) safety and accident prevention;

(5) physical care, nutrition, and health of infants and young children;

(6) time, budget, and household management;

(7) community resources that provide assistance; and

(8) selecting and monitoring care of the child by others.

(b) A facility shall provide parenting education on the topics in (a) of this section to each adolescent expectant mother or mother of an infant at least one hour per week.

(c) A facility that is providing short term prematernal care shall provide opportunities for parenting education on the topics in (a) of this section at least one hour per week.

(d) A facility shall involve a pregnant or parenting adolescent in shopping for her child's clothes and other necessities.

History: Eff. 3/1/98, Register 145

Authority: AS 44.29.020

AS 47.35.010 (a)(3)

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