True you could explain a lot of things that need to be explained. But would forcing people to do this really a good idea, especially when it’s already offered by most hospitals?
Thoughts?
I recently found out that i got my gf pregnant. We’re both 17 and neither of our parents know yet. We want to keep the baby (of course), so what kind of can help the 2 of us through this? We both graduate this May, and we were planning to go to college–will a parenting class help us manage a baby and school? Thanks!!
I’m in a parent/child development class and in November, we’re doing a baby project. For this, we get a mechanical baby that cries every three to four hours and we have to hold a key in their back for about 10-15 minutes, to symbolize feeding them. We get the babies for five days, over night and over a weekend. We also have to take them to classes, when the teachers allow it. I cannot wait until we get to do this project, it’s most of the reason I wanted to take this class.
Anyway, just wondering your thoughts on the project and if you think it’s a good idea.
Oh, and btw, I’m a senior in high school, the class is open to ninth-twelfth, I think.
I researched a lot about how to take care of the baby, breastfeeding, nutrition, etc while my wife had no patience for a book. I recommended a parenting class so she’ll know what to do. Did you or your husband go to any?
What is the importance of parenting class since it is required when we are talking about divorce.
I’m 7 weeks a long and I was wondering when I should start going to my parenting/labor classes?
So, It was required by the court to take co parenting classes, I really cant afford it. Does anyone know where i can find a class here in San bernardino county that’s free or low cost?
I am looking to attend a “refresher” parenting class for my 8 day old newborn (my second child, his first) in the central NJ location. I would perfer to attend the class in person, but if anyone knows information about online classes I would appreciate that too. I want to know if online classes offer a certificate of completion. (He and I live in separately so I want to be sure he finishes the class)
I’d appreciate any information you could give. Thanks!
I am about to take my first time parenting classes. I am just wondering what are the topics taught.
Why is it that the law requires people to take parenting classes before they become a foster parent, but..
When a couple is expecting a biological child, the law doesn’t require them to take any classes.
That sounds one-sided to me; shouldn’t all soon-to-be-parents be held to the same standards?