Caregiver Education Night
"I hate you. And, you can't come to my birthday party!": Power words and what they really mean. How this fits with a preschooler's social and emotional development.
"I hate you. And, you can't come to my birthday party!": Power words and what they really mean. How this fits with a preschooler's social and emotional development.
They Want Power; They Need Limits: Some days seem like a constant battle over everything, from breakfast to bedtime. Discipline doesn't have to mean constant power struggles between caregiver and child. Setting limits for safety, health, routine and family values is an important part of parenting and children rely on those limits to feel safe.
Enjoy good food, drinks, and time with others. Tables of treasures, experiences, services, and gift cards will go to the highest silent auction bidder. All you have to do is snag a bidder number and keep an eye on the offering(s) you hope to win. Can't make it in person but want to provide support? […]
Talking Openly and Honestly About Sex and Death: We will talk about how there is always an age appropriate way to tell the truth and practice language to use during these uncomfortable conversations.