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ABC's of babysitting

The ABC's of Babysitting is a program designed to help youngsters learn the joys, challenges and responsibilities of caring for children.

Who can attend?

This one-day basic program is open to youths 12 years and older.

Cost

A fee of $5 includes the program, lunch and snacks.

Registration

Call 701.323.6376 to register. Pre-registration required.

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Nurturing program

What can the Nurturing Program do for you as a parent?

  • Enable you to identify and talk about your individual feelings.
  • Acquire discipline skills to avoid hitting or spanking.
  • Become aware of how to identify your own needs and your family's needs.
  • Explore alternatives to yelling at your children.
  • Enhance your parenting skills to help your child grow, love and learn to the best of their ability.
  • Discover how to create FUN as a family!

What can the Nurturing Program do for your child?

  • Your child can role play and practice fair play with other children.
  • Your child can discuss the importance of respecting adults.
  • Your child will learn more about his or her body.

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What are the classes called?

There are actually two sets of classes which are held on the same night in the same location. If you have children in both age groups, our leaders will help you decide which class is best for you.

One class is called the Nurturing Program for Parents of Children Birth through Five Years of Age.

The other class is called The Nurturing Program for Parents of Children Four through Twelve Years Old.

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When are classes held?

Classes are held on Tuesday evenings from 5:45—8:15 pm.

If you would like to participate in family mealtime arrive at 5:15 p.m. If you arrive at 5:45 p.m., you will be able to take your meal into the class.

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How much does it cost?

Absolutely nothing. We will provide your evening meal and snack.

If you do not have transportation to class, we can assist with arrangements that are provided.

Who teaches the classes?

You will be pleasantly surprised that the people who teach the classes are very much like you. Some are parents who teach the classes, and adults who may not be parents, but care for and have experience in working with children.

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Is the class like a lecture?

No. We prefer to think of it more as a learning support group. Our facilitators have had special training in The Nurturing Program. Parents involved in the group learn a great deal from each other.

It may sound like a lengthy time commitment at the beginning, but our experience is that parents are disappointed when it comes to an end!

You are strongly encouraged to bring your children. There are more fun activities to facilitate learning.

How often does a new group start?

New groups begin in January and September every year. The Birth Through Five Year Old Program lasts seventeen weeks. The Four to Twelve Year Old Program lasts fifteen weeks.

Registration

To register for this program, call Burleigh County Social Services at 701.222.6622.

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