Supportive Resources
Positive Parenting Awareness Month
January 2022 is our third annual Positive Parenting Awareness Month. Visit our page to learn about all the activities and resources.
1
Saturday
Welcome to Positive Parenting Awareness Month-PPAM
2022!
13
Thursday
Write a gratitude list together.
21
Friday
National Hug Day! Celebrate by sharing some affection with your kids.
2
Sunday
Challenge your kid to write the highlights of 2021 in 21 words, and their hopes for 2022 in 22 words.
6
Thursday
Throw a Bubble Party in your backyard! Have fun blowing bubbles with your kids.
14
Friday
Nurture your child's interests. Ask them about their hobbies and try getting involved.
18
Tuesday
Read a Winnie the Pooh story in honor of Winnie the Pooh Day.
22
Saturday
Spend time outdoors as a family. Walk among nature and have a picnic.
26
Wednesday
Be mindful of your language and tone with your child. Children are sensitive to your moods.
30
Sunday
How well do you know your child? Ask them to quiz you on their favorite things?
3
Monday
Back to School: Join your child in learning and signup for a parenting seminar or class.
7
Friday
Explore ways to help your tween or tween develop “soft skills” like self-advocacy and a work ethic. For more info
11
Tuesday
Maintain consistent discipline. Lay down clear and firm rules for your child to follow.
15
Saturday
Check in with your child about using their cellphone. Help them be responsible and safe. More info
19
Wednesday
Model positive problem-solving with your partner for your child by discussing an easily solved issue.
27
Thursday
Remember to be Consistent. Set schedules and rules that are understood by your child.
31
Monday
Keep the supportive caregiving going. Follow the organizations below that are a part of PPAM
20
Thursday
Take care of yourself as a parent. Your wellbeing impacts your child's wellbeing.
28
Friday
Tell your child a bedtime story about yourself.
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Triple P Parenting Education
The Triple P Positive Parenting Program® has been demonstrated to prevent and treat problems in children by enhancing the knowledge, skills, and confidence of parents.
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Counseling and Workshops offered such as Youth Achievement Workshop, Parental Empowerment Workshops, Bullying Prevention Education.
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This program is designed to help individuals recognize and manage anger. By gaining a better understanding of self, we learn to better control our anger so that it does not lead to violent outbursts or actions that are harmful to others. The purpose of the program is to develop the proper tools to help recognize and normalize anger and to gain a better understanding and control of self.
Supporting Father Involvement
C.O.P.E. Family Support Center recognizes the importance of the father’s role in their child’s life. Based on research evidence that father involvement emerges in the context of a system of relationships, each group meeting will emphasize one of these central aspects of family life including access and improving your relationship with children.
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If your passion is to help families stop the trauma of abuse, neglect, helplessness, mental illness, instability, and crime in our community through education, we welcome you to join us.
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