
Saturday, February 04, 2012
It's everything you'd like to know about opportunities & resources for parents - welcome baby resources, library story times, playgroups, wonderworks playstation, parenting classes for toddlers to teens!
On the Second Saturday of every month at 9:30am, come to
Hood River Cinemas for Sensory Friendly Movies. The lights are turned up so the movie isn't so bright, the sound is turned down so it's not so loud. G and PG Movies, siblings welcome.
In order to avoid crowds, the movie is shown early in the morning before the theater is open to the general public. Call
Kidsense at 541-386-0009 for more information.
Find childcare referrals and resources, information on parenting classes and upcoming events.
The Skamania County Parenting Network Newsletter has a ton of great info on Learn and Play Programs, Toxin Free Cleaning and some fun science projects!
The Hood River County Library announces
that the Association of Library Services to Children has created a guide to parents
for their child’s
online use. See their
recommended
websites for kids.
as he joins Christeen Osborn, M.D., in providing general surgery – a medical specialty that emphasizes surgical treatments for problems of the chest, abdomen and soft tissues.. Read more on the
Family Health Page.
Internet safety tips, power words for parenting, learning from arguments, free parenting resources and more. Download and read the
Skamania County Parent Network Newsletter, from the
Skamania Klickitat Community Network.
Parents are the most influential people in their children's career decisions. The Oregon Career Information System features this website just for Oregon parents of elementary, middle, high school and college students. It provides info on providing the tools you can use to act effectively on behalf of your children.
Can't seem to get signed up for parenting classes by the time they start? New Parent Services has a more convenient class for you! Enroll anytime for either Hood River or The Dalles classes, get started anytime. This class series focuses on children ages 0-8.
This publication was put together by OnGuardOnline.gov which provides “practical tips from the federal government and the technology community to help you guard against internet fraud, secure your computers, and protect your privacy.
Here are a few excellent places to check for information or to call when
you, a parent or a teenager you know needs some quick support and help.
Parent Trust for Washington
Children.
Parent Trust Family Help Line: 1-800-932-HOPE (4673) - Toll-free in
Washington State.
Washington State Teenline:1-800-562-1240