Tag Archives: Parenting U

Dr. Mel St. Germain of Children’s Physicians offered advice on how to deal with sibling rivalry.

Dr. Mike Vance of Children’s Hospital & Medical Center’s Behavioral Health, offers advice on how to recognize the signs of bullying. Replay the live chat.

With the arrival of a child, there are some things you learn automatically, like how little sleep an adult actually needs to function, the importance of sippy cups and that polar bears may be hiding in your closets.

For other lessons, including the skills to get through those all-important first years, there’s Parenting U from Children’s Hospital & Medical Center, classes given by professionals known for their knowledge of children.

The first class of its series — “Healthy Nutrition for Kids — is today.

Momaha will also host a 6 p.m. corresponding live chat where you can ask experts at the event your parenting questions.

Is your child refusing to sleep? Is he biting or hitting other children?

How do you react when your child decides to throw a public tantrum?

Join momaha.com and Children Hospital & Medical Center experts at 6 p.m. today for a Parenting U webinar and live chat on toddler behavior.

There are two times that I often let my parenting choices not be the best.

One is when I let my curious children get into my makeup or the baby toiletries to make a massive mess. To me, it’s funny.

The other is when one of my youngsters decide to throw a public tantrum. I don’t negotiate with children. I walk away.

We’ve asked Children’s Hospital & Medical Center experts to help us get through those tough parenting moments.

The hospital offers free parenting classes, titled “Parenting U” given by professionals.

At 6 p.m. Tuesday, parents will learn how to survive our children’s temper tantrums and behavior issues.

Join a free Parenting U webinar and live chat about toddler behavior on Oct. 16.

Get the facts on timing, technique and handling the inevitable accidents.

Join us at 6 p.m. Tuesday for a live chat with Children’s Hospital & Medical experts who will answer your potty training questions in the next “Parenting U” session.

Dr. Katie Anglim, of Children’s Physicians, will help you master the fine art of potty training – a journey that can either be smooth, or years of bumpy roads for you and your child.

Potty training Alejandra was a breeze (or so I thought).

We went without diapers for three days straight. I kept a pair of cotton panties on her and ran around the house with a Lysol spray bottle and wash cloth.

Sure we had accidents, but we stayed the course.

And then we hit a brick wall at night or should I say in the wee hours of the morning.

Night time potty training was a different ball game.

Join us at 6 p.m. Tuesday for a live chat with Children’s Hospital & Medical experts who will answer your potty training questions.

We’ve asked Children’s Hospital & Medical Center experts to explain the rules of time-out.

The hospital offers free parenting classes, titled “Parenting U” given by professionals.

At 6 p.m. today, parents will learn effective time-out techniques.

Register now for the webinar and live chat session.

Join us at 6 p.m. today for a live chat with Children’s Hospital & Medical Center experts.

The hospital offers free parenting classes given by medical professionals.

Dr. Steve Sindelar of Children’s Physicians will kick off the “Parenting U” series by discussing ways expectant parents can prepare for a newborn.

Momaha will also host a corresponding live chat where you can ask experts at the event your parenting questions.

Being a parent is one tough job.

But it’s also the most rewarding experience a person can have.

We’ve asked Children’s Hospital & Medical Center experts to help us get through those all-important first years. The hospital offers free parenting classes, titled “Parenting U” given by professionals.

Dr. Steve Sindelar, of Children’s Physicians, will help prepare you for a newborn today at 6 p.m.

Make sure you register for the class on momaha.