Virtual class - Schill Children’s literature can be an extremely effective way for parents to start conversations about diversity, equity, and fairness with their children. One can do this using books in which children can see themselves reflected on the

Virtual class - Ushimaru Information on child growth and development, along with age appropriate behavioral expectations will be presented.  Direct and indirect guidance techniques will be discussed along with setting and enforcing limits.   Register with Teacher Kylene here .

Virtual class - Franklin Including children in household chores gives them hands-on learning through routine tasks while they share the family workload and learn responsibility. But how can we accomplish this in a way that is both effective and safe?

Virtual class - Garrett Has your parent educator ever recommended “special time” as a solution to a parenting dilemma? Maybe your teacher, pediatrician, therapist, a friend or family member? Why is everyone recommending we do this thing that sounds so obvious? When

Co-op’s monthly discussion group for families with children with higher needs/sensitivities. The purpose of the group is to learn from one another, offering support, experiences, and resources, as well as building community and connection.  Wherever you are on your journey, ranging from a

Does your child hesitate to try new foods or refuse foods they used to enjoy? Does dinner time feel like a battle of wills? Are you concerned that your child’s picky eating habits are limiting their nourishment? Are you convinced

Family life is challenging during ordinary times. As the Covid-19 pandemic persists, it's not surprising that many homes with siblings continue to feel a bit like a pressure cooker. While sibling relationships can cause a great deal of family stress, they