Workshops For Parents & Families

If you’re thinking of hiring a nanny, then this is the workshop for you! At this event, Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network will discuss the details of being an employer, including your rights and responsibilities. By offering a variety of resources such as tips for hiring and interviewing, establishing wages and a work agreement, how to ensure a fair and safe workplace, and the laws surrounding nanny employment, the network will set you up with all the tools you need. They’ll also offer ideas on how to create a positive, long-term relationship with your employee. You will have a chance to talk about your own experiences, ask questions, and share concerns.

Note: There is no child care provided for any of our parenting classes, but babies in arms are welcome.

Finding the right child care program for three and four-year-olds can be just as confusing and stressful as finding care for infants and toddlers. While many qualities that parents search for in care remain the same, there are different developmental needs for children in the two years before entering Kindergarten. Come learn about what preschool age children need in care environments and how to assess the quality of the various programs you may be considering.

Note: There is no child care provided for any of our parenting classes, but babies in arms are welcome.

¡Vengan a juntar con otras madres! Recibir apoyo y relajar con otras madres con niños menos de 3 años.
Normalmente madres concentran en las necesidades de la familia y no enfocan en lo que necesitan ellas mismas. Este es una oportunidad para enfocar en cómo es usted como una individuo y una madre. Estamos conectando para hacer una comunidad de madres y compartir nuestras experiencias, problemas y éxitos. Este grupo estara presentado por Rose Schweig, una consejera licenciada, una madre de una niña que ha cumplido un año y que ha trabajado con familias latinas por más de 10 años. Nota: Si no tiene alguien para cuidar a sus niños sean bienvenidas a traer sus niños menos de la edad de 3 años.

¡Vengan a juntar con otras madres! Recibir apoyo y relajar con otras madres con niños menos de 3 años.
Normalmente madres concentran en las necesidades de la familia y no enfocan en lo que necesitan ellas mismas. Este es una oportunidad para enfocar en cómo es usted como una individuo y una madre. Estamos conectando para hacer una comunidad de madres y compartir nuestras experiencias, problemas y éxitos. Este grupo estara presentado por Rose Schweig, una consejera licenciada, una madre de una niña que ha cumplido un año y que ha trabajado con familias latinas por más de 10 años. Nota: Si no tiene alguien para cuidar a sus niños sean bienvenidas a traer sus niños menos de la edad de 3 años.

¡Vengan a juntar con otras madres! Recibir apoyo y relajar con otras madres con niños menos de 3 años.
Normalmente madres concentran en las necesidades de la familia y no enfocan en lo que necesitan ellas mismas. Este es una oportunidad para enfocar en cómo es usted como una individuo y una madre. Estamos conectando para hacer una comunidad de madres y compartir nuestras experiencias, problemas y éxitos. Este grupo estara presentado por Rose Schweig, una consejera licenciada, una madre de una niña que ha cumplido un año y que ha trabajado con familias latinas por más de 10 años. Nota: Si no tiene alguien para cuidar a sus niños sean bienvenidas a traer sus niños menos de la edad de 3 años.

Finding child care for your infant or toddler is one of the most important decisions you will make as a parent. There are a lot of things to consider, such as the cost, hours, and type of child care that is the best for your family. There are many questions about the difference between a family child care, a day care center, and all of your options. We’ll discuss each type of care so you can connect with the right provider. We’ll also cover how to screen and interview potential providers.

Note: There is no child care provided for any of our parenting classes, but babies in arms are welcome.

Congratulations on becoming a new mom! Right now you may be feeling a lot of emotions. If you are excited, worried, overwhelmed, or overjoyed, then you’re totally normal. Finding a circle of support is a great way to lessen the stress of caring for a newborn. At each of our support groups, moms will get to share their feelings, ask questions, and build friendships with one another. Alexis Azzam, a mother and licensed marriage and family therapist, will offer information along with tips for reducing isolation and bonding with your infant.

Note: There is no child care provided for any of our parenting classes, but babies in arms are welcome.

Series dates: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, and 10/1

Join us for a workshop all about parenting toddlers! At this exciting age, children become very curious and their self-confidence grows as they begin to walk and explore their surroundings. They also become more effective at talking and forming sentences. It is during this time when many toddlers would love to test limits and say no. At this workshop, you will discover how children see the world and how you, as a parent, can overcome the typical challenges—such as temper tantrums and getting through transition times. We will talk about the developmental milestones, strategies on how to respond to toddler behaviors at different ages and stages, and so much more.

If you’re thinking of hiring a nanny, then this is the workshop for you! At this event, Hand in Hand: The Domestic Employers Network will discuss the details of being an employer, including your rights and responsibilities. By offering a variety of resources such as tips for hiring and interviewing, establishing wages and a work agreement, how to ensure a fair and safe workplace, and the laws surrounding nanny employment, the network will set you up with all the tools you need. They’ll also offer ideas on how to create a positive, long-term relationship with your employee. You will have a chance to talk about your own experiences, ask questions, and share concerns.

Note: There is no child care provided for any of our parenting classes, but babies in arms are welcome.

Congratulations on becoming a new mom! Right now you may be feeling a lot of emotions. If you are excited, worried, overwhelmed, or overjoyed, then you’re totally normal. Finding a circle of support is a great way to lessen the stress of caring for a newborn. At each of our support groups, moms will get to share their feelings, ask questions, and build friendships with one another. Alexis Azzam, a mother and licensed marriage and family therapist, will offer information along with tips for reducing isolation and bonding with your infant.

Note: There is no child care provided for any of our parenting classes, but babies in arms are welcome.

Series dates: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, and 10/1

BANANAS is offering Choosing Child Care at Room to Bloom Family Resource Center!

This workshop is designed to assist families in accessing child care resources. We will talk about subsidized or low-cost child care programs that help pay for or reduce child care costs for families who qualify. Our knowledgeable counselor will also introduce you to the variety of child care options and offer guidance on how to begin the process of finding a child care provider, or preschool program, that’s right for your family.

Eligiendo Cuidado de Niños en Room to Bloom Family Resource Center
Este taller está diseñado para asistir a familias sobre las distintas opciones de cuidado infantil disponibles. Debby le dará información sobre opciones de cuidado infantil subsidiado o de bajo costo y le ayudará a entender cómo inscribirse si califica para recibir asistencia. También ofrecerá orientación sobre cómo comenzar el proceso de encontrar un proveedor de cuidado infantil o un programa preescolar adecuado para su familia.

Congratulations on becoming a new mom! Right now you may be feeling a lot of emotions. If you are excited, worried, overwhelmed, or overjoyed, then you’re totally normal. Finding a circle of support is a great way to lessen the stress of caring for a newborn. At each of our support groups, moms will get to share their feelings, ask questions, and build friendships with one another. Alexis Azzam, a mother and licensed marriage and family therapist, will offer information along with tips for reducing isolation and bonding with your infant.

Note: There is no child care provided for any of our parenting classes, but babies in arms are welcome.

Series dates: 9/10, 9/17, 9/24, and 10/1