Join us for a fun-filled family event on September, 29, 2013 at the Cultural Center for the Arts. For information about Sponsorship…read more >
Join us for a fun-filled family event on September, 29, 2013 at the Cultural Center for the Arts. For information about Sponsorship…read more >
Sprout Learning is a retail brand of the Early Childhood Resource Center, a non-profit agency located in Ohio working to improve the quality…read more >
The 2013 SPRING-SUMMER Workshop and Events Calendar is packed full of unique trainings for early childhood professional and programs for…read more >
If you are looking for opportunities to meet other parents or better understand how your child develops and grows, you might be interested in attending one of our parent education sessions where you can find answers to your parenting questions.
Parent education sessions are offered in churches, community centers and schools throughout Stark County. Sessions often include dinner, child care and incentives. If transportation to and from a session is a challenge, we can help you with bus passes too.
For more information, visit our calendar of upcoming events. Or contact Mary at 330-491-3272 Ext. 5690 or by email. Below is a brief description of available education classes.
For parents of children ages 1-4 years.
Sessions focus on topics such as:
For Parents of children ages 5-12.
Sessions focus on topics that include:
Dad only program, for dads, taught by dads. Sessions focus on helping fathers hone their parenting skills as they learn about themselves and the important role they have with their children.
Topics include:
For Parents of children ages 0-12. The objectives of the program are to help parents provide young children with a strong emotional, social and academic foundation. Incredible Years is organized into fourteen sessions which promote children’s social competence, emotional regulation, and problem solving skills and reduce their behavioral problems.
Sessions include:
Program is available in either CD-ROM or online interactive formats that encourage maximum skill retention. Choice of nine different video enactments of typical family struggles. Session is then concluded with a quiz, further reinforcing the information.
Sessions include:
For parents of children ages birth to three, Happy to Be Me offers four, two-hour sessions which help parents understand their child's early development. This eight hour curriculum focuses on topics that include:
For dads with newborns, these four, 90-minute sessions cover a wide range of important child health and safety topics, including: