Week 6 Spiritual Motherhood: Motherhood as a Ministry (In-Person)
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New Dad Spiritual Support Group (In-Person)
Ultimately, being a father is not just about providing for a child, but actively participating in their growth. Every moment invested in fatherhood is a step toward building a stronger
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Toddler: Getting Your Child to Eat (In-Person)
Getting your child to eat can be a challenge. It's hard enough to get a kid to eat vegetables, but what do you do if you struggle to get your
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New Dad Spiritual Support Group (In-Person)
Ultimately, being a father is not just about providing for a child, but actively participating in their growth. Every moment invested in fatherhood is a step toward building a stronger
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Pregnancy: Infant Hygiene (In-Person)
Caring for an infant does not require vast amounts of training or an advanced degree. Caring for an infant simply requires a dedicated parent willing to respond to a child’s
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Parenting – Sexual Behavior in Children (virtual)
Sexual behavior and kids rank high on the parent meter for uncomfortable topics. What are normal, developmental sexual behaviors in a child, and what things should you be concerned about?
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Toddler – 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
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New Dad Spiritual Support Group
Ultimately, being a father is not just about providing for a child, but actively participating in their growth. Every moment invested in fatherhood is a step toward building a stronger
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Pregnancy and First Weeks – Simple Infant Care (In-Person)
Many less-common but important topics of infant care are often not discussed, particularly from a researched and documented position. This video will provide mothers with information on a variety of
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Parenting – CoParenting (virtual)
When you dreamed of being a parent, you likely never thought you’d be raising your child between two homes. But even in a split-up, your children need both of you