Join the American Academy of Pediatrics for a webinar on asthma management. This session will help you navigate the challenges of managing your child’s asthma, from recognizing triggers to using the new AAP Asthma Action Tracker web app for daily symptom monitoring and medication tracking. A pediatric asthma specialist, Dr. Clinton Dunn, will share valuable […]
Welcome to our online event where we'll explore different tips and tricks for positive discipline parenting for teens. Join us for 6 fun, informative and interactive sessions filled with tips on how to decode teen behavior during challenging parenting moments. Sessions are every Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. as follows; 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, and […]
Welcome to our online event where we'll explore different tips and tricks for positive discipline parenting for children aged 12 and under. Join us for 6 fun, informative, and interactive sessions filled with tips on how to keep your cool during challenging parenting moments. Sessions are every Monday at 5:30 p.m. as follows; 1/6, 1/13, […]
Join us to discuss the four "P's" of Positive Discipline including a positive attitude, providing supports, being proactive and preventing concerns before they occur. There is a focus on specific strategies for participants to utilize in their environments, and there will be time for discussion regarding particularly challenging behaviors and techniques that can be utilized […]
This workshop is designed for pregnant and postpartum moms who are experiencing anxiety and depression and want to explore practical, faith-based tools to find peace and joy in their motherhood journey. Motherhood is a beautiful journey, but it can also bring moments of overwhelm, anxiety, and sadness that feel impossible to navigate. If you’re a […]
Cold and cough season is here (or right around the corner, depending on where you live)! Learn how to recognize and manage your child's symptoms like a pro this fall and winter. This free webinar is hosted by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
It happens so often. You're talking to your child and something you say causes a disconnection, and your child checks out. What if you offer to be a "teddy bear?" instead. Teddy bears say very little. When a teddy bear does talk, it is because the talker has asked the teddy bear to do something small, […]
