Therefore, in recent pilot work, the investigators developed a pediatric setting-based intervention that includes a validated maternal depression screen, and subsequent depression education and care-seeking motivational messages that emphasize the benefits of maternal depression care for children. Initial testing demonstrated that depression screen-positive mothers receiving the intervention had greater intention and attempts to seek depression care compared to mothers receiving usual care. The investigators then professionally translated the intervention into Spanish as a first step in increasing the generalizability of the intervention through refinement in future studies. As is often the case with interventions tested as a package, the investigators lack empirical evidence on which components of the pilot intervention deliver the greatest effects. Therefore, the investigators propose to adopt a rapid-cycle intervention improvement approach.