LEARN HOW YOUNG CHILDREN DEVELOP FRIENDSHIPS AND WHAT YOU CAN DO TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD'S SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
A NEW SCHOOL YEAR WILL BEGIN SOON.
HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT YOUR CHILD'S FRIENDSHIP DEVELOPMENT?
AT HOME? AT SCHOOL? AT CHILDCARE?
- What is your definition of a friend? What is your child's?
- What is the difference between being a friend and being friendly?
- How can you help your child have a successful playdate?
This talk will focus on how a young child develops relationships with other children and how you can support your child and these new relationships. The relationships with peers and siblings have similarities and differences which will be discussed.
You've read lots of parenting articles. You've seen the social media videos. You've talked with your friends and family. And yet you still have questions. You may wish that you just had someone to talk to. This talk is LIVE. It is not recorded. There will be Q&A.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER:
This talk will be presented by Jennifer Watanabe. She helps parents find an easier way to parent, reduce their stress, and find a better work-family life balance. She has helped hundreds of busy parents for over 28 years. For 24 years she taught positive parenting classes for Bellevue College in Washington state. She is encouraging and non-judgmental. She is a Certified Positive Discipline Parenting Educator and a PCI Certified Parent Coach from the Parent Coaching Institute through Seattle Pacific University.
