To Have or Not to Have

Something to think about in this season of giving... Besides giving toys, consider the gift of less, the gift of experience, the gift of giving and the gift of an activity.

Despite the temptation for parents to say yes to their children's wishes, research shows there's an insidious side to chasing after the newest thing others have. It fosters a sense of deficiency that can never be fully satisfied. First they want the doll, then all of the accessories...
To Raise Better Kids, Say No

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Free Parenting Classes with Nancy at CCSF for Fall 2024

City College of San Francisco Fall 2024 Free Parenting Class- Semester begins on August 19, 2024 Meet Other Parents and Build Community Get Parenting Questions Answered Sing Songs Together Learn About Your Child's Development Gain Practical Parenting Tools This weekly adult-education SF City College parenting class is intended for parents to gather, learn from the material and each other while experiencing this post-pandemic parenting life stage. Bring your child and learn while playing together. This non-credit class with no grades is a fun opportunity not to be missed. Register online or show up to class and register on the spot. **City College also offers these courses taught by other instructors at the Ocean, Chinatown and John Adams Campus. See the CCSF's Course Schedule. Nancy's Class Schedule Mission Campus, 1125 Valencia Street, Room 173 0-14 Months PARENTS AND INFANTS (CDEV 8003) 12:40-2:30 Wednesdays or Thursdays Ch...

Building Up the Partnership Relationship For Our Own And Our Child's Health

Pandemic Shows Children's Well-Being Rests On Parents' Psychological Health (October, 2020) means that we have to take care of ourselves, to take care of our children. It's taking us to the basics: the top three parenting practices: 1) Love and Warmth 2) Relationship Skills, and 3) Stress Management. After reading this article about parental psychological health, it made me personally want to work on my relationship with my partner. This pandemic has taken a toll on our relationship, for better and for worse. It's healthier for my mental and physical health to have the support of my partner despite, at times, feeling sick of them. I don't need stress in my relationship, if it's coming from all other angles outside of it too. Maybe you feel the same way. So this week I'm focusing on relationships. This article has three steps to reconnect with your partner, but I decided to just focus on one this week to work on. "Express what you cherish in your p...

Building Your Family Culture

The family culture has the most influence on your children, even above peer, school and community culture. Culture is formed by their value system, and how they are practiced through rituals. This week we'll take a step back and look at what is driving your rituals, by examining your background, and value system. The beginning of this article is repetitive of what we covered last week, but continue to read to the end on implementation. How To Build A Family Culture

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