Join us in this interactive online 6 week series as we look what it means to be new parents, how we can adapt to this exciting time, and expand our understanding of the unique challenges that our little ones face.
Join us in-person @ Tommy Douglas Library in Burnaby for an interactive 6 week series as we explore the unique challenges that come with parenting these growing littles. Sessions will combine sharing evidence-based information as well as facilitating discussions around questions raised by participants.
Join us every Tuesday and Thursday in March
at 5:30pm for a 30 min storytime filled with songs,
felt stories, puppets and easy art activities!
How do we help our children feel safe, support their emotional
well-being, and help them develop resilience in the face of
challenges? Join us as we explore what stress can look like
in young children, understand how we can help our children
feel safe to feel their feelings, and try some practical strategies
we can incorporate into our daily lives.
Join us online for a Storytime filled with songs,
felt stories, puppets and easy art activities!
Keep your kids engaged while you prepare dinner.
Every Tuesday and Thursday except for April 13
Join us for this informative 2-part workshop series as we learn how our personality interplays with that of our child's, and explore strategies in supporting their unique way of being. This workshop series will cover: The 9 different temperament traits, The importance of attunement, Focussing on our child's strengths, and Matching our parenting to our child's temperament.
*Capacity for this group has been reached*
Join us online for a storytime filled with songs, puppets, felt stories and easy art activities! Keep your kids engaged while you prepare dinner.
With the burst of development in the early years,
making sense of the flux of kids’ emotions and
behaviours can be difficult for a grown up. Join
us as we explore the ins and outs of parenting
toddlers and preschoolers. This group will cover
attachment and parenting styles, understanding
and managing behaviours, supporting social skill
development, and play.
Many changes take place in the middle years. Our little children are not quite so little anymore, and although their focus often shifts to peer relationships and life at school, they still need our support. In this session we will explore what it means to be a tween, understand the significance of this developmental stage, and discuss what we can do to strengthen our relationship with our growing children.
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