Six Part video-based series "How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk" for parents of children in Grade 4 or younger. This online curriculum will offer a small group of parents strategies from Faber and Mazlisch's acclaimed books by viewing video clips that illustrate key concepts and strategies. 6 weekly sessions take place on […]
REGISTER on EVENTBRITE https://www.eventbrite.com/e/154414713565 Concord-based LookUp.live, in partnership with The Social Dilemma and the Children's Screen Time Action Network is pleased to present this special Mental Health Awareness Month event: Your Brain on Social Media: Gen Z Activists and Allies Examine the Promise, Dilemma, and Future of Being Born Digital If technology’s promise to keep […]
(And keep their emotions in check!) Powerful Strategies to Help Children Develop Independent Executive Function Skills Executive function skills refer to the mental skills we use to pay attention, to organize and plan tasks and materials, to start tasks and stay focused on them, to manage emotions and be flexible, and to keep track of […]
(And keep their emotions in check!) Powerful Strategies to Help Children Develop Independent Executive Function Skills Executive function skills refer to the mental skills we use to pay attention, to organize and plan tasks and materials, to start tasks and stay focused on them, to manage emotions and be flexible, and to keep track of […]
Upheaval, war and fear are not events new to this world. What is new is the access our children have to the details and emotions surrounding these events. Not only do they see images and hear about situations in more graphic detail than we wish, they also sense our own unease and anxiety about what […]
You have probably heard about TikTok but what is it? We'll take a look at the fastest growing social media app used by millions each day. Learn how it's used and how parents can also help their kids stay safe while on it. We'll cover everything you need to know as it's paving the future […]
2023 is bringing new challenges for parents. Raising kids today may feel like a dizzying set of issues: managing screen use (especially after a pandemic); promoting healthy social relationships; and avoiding social problems like bullying and cyberbullying. This presentation will focus on concrete, down-to-earth approaches that emphasize ways that parents can help build their child's […]
Dr. Sharon Ryan, PreK-2 Literacy & Social Studies Curriculum Coordinator for Acton-Boxboro Schools, will discuss activities that families can enjoy together to nurture young children's literacy development in preparation for transitioning to kindergarten and why it's important to work on these skills at home. This is an in-person presentation taking place at 179 Great Rd., […]
Looking to strengthen your skills around implementing effective routines, consistency, and boundaries/limits from an age-appropriate/developmental perspective? Join us! Allison will provide various question prompts/topics to be discussed (i.e. tips, techniques, and education) and parents are encouraged to share resources and skills. For those families with babies (pre-walkers), your baby is welcome to join parents with […]
For parents of a child/children with a special need (3 years of age or younger) Whether your child has an official medical/physical/or mental health diagnosis or simply struggling with engaging in more expected social/educational experiences, this group is for you! Allison will provide various question prompts/topics to be discussed (i.e. tips, techniques, and education) and […]
