Challenges of working parents
Did you know that both parents work in over half of two-parent households? This statistic is even higher for single caregivers. Join this webinar to learn about how to stay sane and keep a work-life balance. We will discuss:
- Tips on time management
- How to prep and plan
- Divide and conquer
- Making time for you
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March 16 @ 4p.m. ET
Putting kids first: Co-parenting with your ex
Research shows that co-parenting effectively leads to happier and more well-adjusted children. The key is to focus on the children and not your feelings about your ex. However, this may not be easy! Join this webinar to learn:
- What exactly is co-parenting?
- Tips on how to co-parent
- How to handle those bumps in the road
Kids and Covid-19: How’re your kids really doing?
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Tips for summer safety
Summer is a good time to feel carefree, but not a good time to be “careless!” Attend this webinar for tips and reminders including:
- Water safety
- Heat precautions and more
Communicating with teens
Has your sweet child changed into an eye-rolling, self-obsessed stranger? Parenting teens comes with special challenges. They’re not children but they’re not yet adults. This webinar will review:
- Problems talking with teens
- Different kinds of conversations
- Tips for talking with teens
End of life wishes: How to have the conversation
It’s a talk most families would like to avoid. Yet it’s important for family members to communicate their wishes and preferences for the end of their lives. Join this webinar to learn more about “the talk” and tips on how to have it.
Launching your children into adulthood
Sending your kids off into the “real world” is one of the hardest parts of parenting. Join this webinar to find out why and to learn some strategies to make it easier on yourself and your children.
- Look behind the scenes to see what’s really going on as our children become adults
- Learn about the mixed emotions everyone feels
- Get tips for giving your children what they need to grow and go (and what you need so you can set them free)
