Family life is challenging enough during ordinary times. Kids and adults alike are learning basic skills to get their needs met without attacking others. So right now, in the middle of a pandemic, it's not surprising that many homes with siblings

When to begin?  How to start and proceed?  This class will offer information to help your child gain success.  We will have time to discuss parent attitudes and frustrations. Register with Teacher Becky here

Do you have a child who hangs back in unfamiliar situations?  Who seems to become suddenly quiet in a group instead of their usual talkative self?  We’ll explore the wonderful, private world of the introvert, see how they are hard-wired

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

Let’s get together and talk about raising multi-racial and transracially adopted children.  Most parents do not have firsthand experience of what it is like being multiracial or of a different race.  At this seminar we will talk about educating ourselves,

Presented by Families of Color Seattle (FOCS), facilitators will lead the workshop providing more tools for parents to talk with children and each other about race, bias, racism, and anti-racism. They will explore systemic racism and parents’ own understanding of

Family life is challenging enough during ordinary times. Kids and adults alike are learning basic skills to get their needs met without attacking others. So right now, in the middle of a pandemic, it's not surprising that many homes with siblings

There are so many ways to teach children our behavior expectations. Which one is right for your family? Are time outs really making a difference? Is redirecting getting the message across? Why do things only work sometimes? Bring your questions about seemingly conflicting