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Parenting Course
Invest positively in your children's future.
Why take the Parenting Course?
Children don't come with an instruction manual
No role we play in life will be more important than parenthood
Nowadays, family life is under great pressure, and parents face confusing choices about how to raise children effectively. Discovering that we're not alone in the challenges we face and learning from other parents' ideas can make a big difference.
Everyone, even the happiest families, can learn how to improve.
This course is for any parent, stepparent, potential parent, or even for people in charge of childcare for children aged 0 to 10 years old.
This course is for any parent, stepparent, potential parent, or even caregivers of children between the ages of 11 and 18.
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What can I expect during the course?
A fantastic atmosphere
An environment that is cozy, inspiring, and fun all at the same time. Courses are held in all sorts of places: homes, restaurants, cafes, community centers, churches, daycares, schools. Wherever your local course takes place, you will find a very good atmosphere and a friendly welcome.
A delicious meal (or snack)
Each session begins with something to eat and drink, to create a relaxed space for getting to know other parents.
Practical talks
Practical talks that are both informative and fun, whether shown from DVDs or delivered by a live speaker. They include video footage of parents and children sharing their own experiences, as well as street interviews and advice from child-rearing experts.
Small groups (based on your oldest child's age)
So you can meet other parents/guardians who have a lot in common with you.
Time to chat
Time to talk about the challenges and difficulties you face, and how to establish long-term strategies for your own family. However, you will not be required to share anything about your family life that you do not wish to expose. Each part of the course is optional, including whether or not to share something during small group discussions.
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