Archives for April 2012
Schools Role in Restoring Calm
A grade seven student arrives home looking sad. Her mother asks what’s wrong, but is told “nothing’s the matter”. Later, the child refuses supper, saying that she has a stomach ache. After her daughter has gone to bed, the mom receives a phone call from her daughter’s friend’s mom. She learns that both of their… Read Schools Role in Restoring Calm
Resolving conflict: answers to how bullying may be handled in your child’s school
Sara Dimerman In conversation with Rick Kelly. Over the course of this episode you will learn more about: What restorative/restorative justice means? How long the restorative justice model has been used and how it evolved? Other options for dealing with bullying issues How the restorative justice model works Who facilitates this process in schools The… Listen to Resolving conflict: answers to how bullying may be handled in your child’s school
An Unexpected Life: A Mother and Son’s Story of Love, Determination, Autism, and Art
An Unexpected Life: A Mother and Son’s Story of Love, Determination, Autism, and Art by Debra Chwast Read An Unexpected Life: A Mother and Son’s Story of Love, Determination, Autism, and Art
Clearmeadow Public School
Presentation at Clearmeadow Public School – Sara will answer your questions and share her ideas on how to talk to your children about sex and drugs and what to do if you suspect that they may be experimenting. Sara will raffle off a complimentary copy of one of her books, “Am I a Normal Parent?”… Read Clearmeadow Public School
A Very Touching Book
A Very Touching Book, by Jan Hindman Read A Very Touching Book
Mommy Connections
Mommy Connections connects moms through 8 week prenatal, postnatal and toddler classes in more than 25 locations across North America. Learn about attending a class or becoming a Director in your own area at www.mommyconnections.ca. Read Mommy Connections
HelpMeSara’s advice for April
HelpMeSara’s advice for April Read HelpMeSara’s advice for April
“Make your bed!”
You wonder why something that requires as little physical effort as lifting, shaking and smoothing out a duvet cover would warrant as much nagging effort on your part every morning. Yet each day you play out the same tired old scenario. You walk past your child’s bedroom while he or she is downstairs eating breakfast… Read “Make your bed!”
