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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
If you are a new parent or have been one for awhile, CPR is a great idea. In this class, you will learn about CPR and AED usage for infants, children and adults and get some hands-on practice. You will earn your certification in CPR at the completion of class. This class is full. Please
You are moving into your third trimester, and you’re feeling very pregnant. Your baby is getting bigger, and you can feel her moving and kicking. What is going on in there?! While your body is changing to accommodate your growing baby, you are likely feeling more tired, but also strangely energized. You have a baby
Children see the world differently than adults. As parents, we might think “the silent treatment” is just discipline. After all, you’re not using hurtful words. But this is damaging to a child’s emotional well-being. This lesson describes the actions and their impact and gives helpful advice on better options.
If you have ever had a question about your car seat or what size you need for your child, then this is the class for you. A representative from Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will lead class and answer any questions you may have.
Eye contact is considerably more important to us throughout our lives than we may imagine. Even as infants, it is key to the process of establishing emotional bonds with family. This lesson explores the development that is supported and the bonding that is encouraged through the intentional use of up-close eye contact.
Imagine children as delicate, vibrant blossoms in the garden of life, each one unique and filled with endless potential. Just like flowers, they need the nourishment of positivity and validation to truly flourish. But it's not just about showering them with empty praise; it's about using the magic of the right words to unlock
The basic needs of most babies are the same, but each baby has a unique temperament. This lesson looks at the different types of temperament and helps you understand the natural differences that can be cherished in each child.
We all have a father experience, even if that experience was the absence of a father. And that experience impacts how men will father their own children. As a man, ask yourself these two questions: What kind of father are you now? What kind of father do you want to be? In this lesson, we
Have you ever wondered what to have for breakfast and tired of the same old cereal or toast? Come let our resident chef, Melissa, share some new ideas and techniques for making your breakfast. Seats are limited, so register quickly!
Women are often taught to consider the needs of others before their own. After giving birth, it is critical for a woman to take good care of herself so that she is better equipped to care for her newborn. Things like postpartum healing, rest, nutrition, exercise, and knowing how to handle the baby blues help
This is a safe and welcoming space where fathers can come together to share experiences. You can also seek advice and build a supportive community. We will explore what the Bible says about being a Godly role model for our children. Whether you're navigating sleepless nights, diaper changes, or adjusting to the joys and challenges
