Brain development.
Wow! This one really got me interested a lot!! Especially because understanding
it helped me to realize a child in my class needed help. Because of
understanding the importance of this development she is now seeing an
osteopathic physician and a physical therapist. There are already changes
in her speech and balance!! This is so amazing to me.
-North Seattle
Community College
Phys. Ed.
Class 2006
I like that I now
understand the importance of cross-lateral, upper-lower, vestibular,
body side, and tactile touch. I had no idea of the importance of these
things and what a major part in development they play. But I now see
the possibilities are endless with this stuff, and the best thing is
that "I GET IT." This is something that will change my teaching experience
for the better.
-North Seattle
Community College
Phys. Ed.
Class 2006
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Making Sense of Your Child’s Social Emotional Development
All workshops are held at Phinney Ridge
Neighborhood Center
6532 Phinney Ave North
Seattle, WA 98103
Room 6 Upstairs
Register Now - Sessions Filling Quickly
Parents need more
information about how the kind of
care they provide affects their children's capacities.
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Saturday April 17th, 2010 11:30AM - 2:30PM
Phinney Ridge Neighborhood Center
Would you like to know how your child develops their social skills?
And what you can do to support their emerging sense of self?
What does it take from us to raise children that feel confident and happy with themselves?
- Learn the stages and phases from birth to eight of emotional development
- Learn the parent responses that help or can hinder your child’s emotional growth
- AVOID power struggles!
- Great munchies
- In depth handouts
- The best of what we know from the trusted research of John Gottman, William Ginott, Daniel Siegel, and Becky Bailey
- Take home discipline strategies that work!
This was truly wonderful and inspiring. The importance
of tummy-time, cross lateral movement, and how it impacts
the brain development. Also tummy-time with the
adults face near to the baby on the floor.
- Janet Bisignano, Parent Education Coordinator for North
Seattle Community College
