Pride in Your Parenting

 

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The themes we have developed for Pride in your Parenting are:

  • Promoting excellent relationships
  • Having a real pleasure in how we run our family lives
  • Being able to take and understand different perspectives
  • Letting go of the little thing

Did anyone ever say being a parent was easy? Children don't come with a manual and parents invariably make it up as they go along; but you don't have to be alone. We invariably love them to bits, but struggle with how to communicate with growing teenagers and often wish we had other insights and advice available to be able to support these developing adults. The objective of this group is to enable parents to learn some tips and techniques to help them succeed and have pride in their achievements as a parent.

It matters not whether your children are brilliant or struggling at school. This group is to assist you as parents, and by giving you support enable you to better cope with all the issues that arise. The group is deliberately not affiliated to one particular school, as it is not a pressure group and does not address specific pupil issues.

As we are not a charity, then we must make a minimal charge to cover the cost of accommodation and external speakers who offer specialist skills, e.g. how to support your child through bullying, what help is available from child support, coping with bereavement, homework motivation and support. We expect the group to have changing requirements as it develops and will endeavor to match these requirements with available support from within or external to the group. The style of the group will be to focus on the positives and where our good experiences can help others.

Confidentiality is imperative, everyone being known by their first name, the names of their children and school should always be withheld by parents. We respect people's space and listen to each other, with no sexism, racism or genderism. We feel OK about saying as little or as much as we like, respecting others' time.