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Temper tantrums, sibling rivalry, sleeping through the night, eating healthy, separation anxiety and the list goes on. What parent doesn't struggle with one or more of these challenges when trying to raise a happy, healthy child?
All these issues and more are discussed at our regular "Talk Time" program held on the 2nd Wed. and 4th Tuesday of each month from 10 - 11:30 am as well as the first Wednesday of each month from 7:00 - 8:30pm.
Topics for March 3rd at 7:00 and March 10th at 10:00am:
Why , oh why, do they whine?
Is there an epidemic of "helicopter" parenting and are you a part of it?
Is yelling at kids the new "spanking"?
Free and open to the community. Child care available during the day for a small fee. Call Karen Horowitz, 634-4192 to reserve a space.
NO ONE SHOULD HAVE TO PARENT ALONE.....
WE'RE HERE TO PARTNER WITH YOU
Next PARENT EDUCATION Program: Friday, March 19th - 10:00 - 11:30am
"What Now? Understanding and Navigating the Special Education System - continues - featuring Stacey Bloom, MSW from FEGS
Is your child newly diagnosed as having special educational needs? Trying to figure out the meaning of the alphabet soup of terminology? Wondering how to transition from Nassau County's Early Intervention [EI] Program to your school district's Committee on Pre-School Special Education [CPSE]? Bring your questions and concerns and join Stacey Bloom, MSW, from FEGS, who specializes in programs for children with special needs. Today's topic will be on what you need to know when writing an IEP (Individual Education Plan). Everyone is welcome to join us.
Free and open to the community - advance reservation requested. Baby sitting available for a small fee if needed with advance registration only.
Call - 634-4192.
Calling all Grandparents Raising Grandchildren
- either full time or part time. On going information and support group
meets monthly. Next group is Tuesday, March 9th from 10 - 11:30am.
YOU CAN ADVERTISE HERE!
CALL 634-4192 FOR DETAILS.
The Parenting Resource Network brings together community and government agencies, libraries, hospitals, school districts, nursery schools and child care centers in one easy to navigate resource to provide answers to these and other questions parents may have.
In addition to this online directory of resources for parents to access, the Network has a "Warmline" -- (516) 240-6018 -- for parents to call to get information, reassurance, support and guidance.
The Parenting Resource Network links together agencies that are involved in early childhood and parent education. Each organization recognizes the importance of the first five years of life to a child's future educational achievements and wants to help parents maximize that potential. Parents can call the Parenting Resource Network for information, search this Website, or visit us at the Friedberg JCC.
YOU CAN ADVERTISE HERE!
CALL 634-4192 FOR DETAILS.
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