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  • Toddler: Toddler Accidents (In-Person)

    They hit the ground running and are into everything! Your busy, little toddler will be exploring, playing, and discovering so many new things. They will also discover gravity and many of the dangers that come from being human: bug bites, falls, bruises, cuts, and scrapes, just to name a few. Thankfully, toddlers heal well! This

  • Pregnancy: Navigating the NICU (In-Person)

    This lesson explores the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), a specialized hospital area for newborns needing extra care, such as those born before 37 weeks, under 5.5 pounds, or with health complications. Learn about NICU essentials—keeping babies warm, nourished, and infection-free—and how technology gives babies born at 25 weeks a 82% survival chance. Discover practical

  • CPR Certification Class (In-Person)

    Free Class! Join asap as spots are limited and DISCLAIMER registration does not guarantee you will have a spot. We will contact you to let you know.

  • Toddler: Toddler Safety (In-Person)

    Toddlers are busy little explorers with lots of energy! They are fun, but they are into everything! As parents, we cannot prevent every injury or mishap, but we can put some important preventive measures in place to help stop serious, life-changing accidents. In this lesson, we will look at ways you can keep your busy

  • Pregnancy: Premature Infant Milestones (In-Person)

      Learn how to track developmental milestones for premature babies using corrected age, and understand how these milestones differ from those of full-term infants. This lesson covers key milestones from 4 weeks to 2 years—like smiling, rolling, and walking—and offers practical tips to support your preemie’s growth through activities such as tummy time, reading, and

  • Car Seat Safety Class (In-Person)

      Family & Community Health, Passenger Safety KidSafe Initiatives Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Busy moms and dads have places to go and people to see and we want to ensure that when your child is in the car with you, they are safely tucked into car seats that are properly installed. Please join us

  • Toddler: Toddler Illness (In-Person)

    Your toddler is sick, and you’re worried! Maybe even a little disgusted! Ugh! Snotty noses, vomiting, or diarrhea everywhere—is it just a simple bug or something more? Do you go to the doctor now or wait? It’s challenging when our little ones are sick, and their bugs definitely take their toll on us all! In

  • Child Abuse: Navigating Discipline and Abuse (In-Person)

    Empowered Parenting: Child Abuse: Navigating Discipline and Abuse. Unveil the nuances of abuse in 'What is Abuse?' as we differentiate discipline from harmful behavior. Explore positive parenting strategies and the impact of upbringing in 'Discipline Without Abuse.' 'Signs of Child Abuse' delves into recognizing and addressing abuse in both your own and others' children. Learn

  • Toddler: Toddler Oral Health (In-Person)

    Your toddler has a mouthful of pretty white teeth. They can bite and chew and smile in a way that melts your heart. But how do you keep their teeth healthy, and it is even important to do so? After all, they are going to lose their baby teeth eventually. In this class, we will

  • Parenting: Parenting Without Shame Ch. 6 (In-Person)

    Parenting Without Shame ch. 6 - Boundaries are those invisible barriers that we establish in relationships in order to protect what we value. They impact all areas of our lives. But boundaries don’t just happen, they have to be taught and internalized. Learn about the different types of boundaries, how to nurture them in your child,

  • Mommy Milestones (In-Person)

    Milestones can be a little confusing and stressful. What do all the different developmental categories mean? How important is it to track your child’s milestones? What if your child isn’t accomplishing all the skills at the same pace as other children? This video helps a parent to make sense of their toddler’s development, learn what

  • Parenting: Child Anger (In-Person)

    They get so mad! And sometimes we just don’t know why! You expect meltdowns from toddlers, who are just trying to figure out their big feelings. But what about your school-age child? Is her anger normal, or is there something more going on? Are there other intense feelings your child is struggling with? In this