Parenting Education.

@article{Sullivan2018ParentingE,
  title={Parenting Education.},
  author={Evelyn Sullivan and Meg Akabas},
  journal={JAMA pediatrics},
  year={2018},
  volume={172 4},
  pages={
          393-394
        }
}
2. The FHS provides the Integrated Child Health and Development Programme (ICHDP), a population-based health promotion and disease prevention programme, for children 0 to 5 years and their parents. It can be accessed through 31 Maternal and Child Health Centres (MCHCs) in Hong Kong. Every year, about 90% of the local newborn population is covered. The programme comprises the 3 components of parenting, immunisation and health & developmental surveillance, which have been designed to meet the… 
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