Funded by Wicomico Partnerships for Families and Children
Shore Grace Family Wellness is a new family wellness center located in Salisbury, MD. They specialize in helping families transition into their lives with their new babies. They offer many different services to meet the needs of growing families such as Doula services, free parenting classes, childbirth education, free support groups, mental health services, children’s movement classes and more. It is their mission to provide hope, healing, health to families of the Eastern Shore.
In partnership with the Wicomico Partnerships for Families and Children, Shore Grace is offering a free parenting class for families and individuals in the community. Active Parenting: The First Five Years is a program that specializes in building a strong foundation for children from birth to age 5. Learn how to make the most of your child’s early years with Active Parenting: First Five Years, a program for parents and other caregivers. This course will show you how to nurture your child with a “just right” combination of freedom and nonviolent discipline.
Upon completing this course, you will be able to:
- Know what your baby’s cry means
- Identify ages and stages of development
- Build a strong bond
- Know how to protect your mental health
- Use mindfulness to keep your cool
- Effectively discipline in ways that young children can understand
- Prepare your child for school success and much more!
Help your kids start strong—sign up today! Class Registration Is LIMITED. Reserve your spot today!
Tuesday Evenings From 6pm-8pm
October 8th- November 12th 2019
November 12th- December 17th 2019 (Fathers)
January 7th- February 11th 2020
March 17th- April 21nd 2020
May 5th – June 9th 2020
Thursday Mornings From 11am-1pm
January 23rd- February 27th 2020 (Fathers)
April 16th- May 21th 2020
Saturday Mornings From 11am- 1pm
January 11th- February 15th 2020
May 2nd – June 6th 2020 (Fathers
This project is funded through the Wicomico Partnership for Families and Children, the Local Management Board for Wicomico County, with funding from Maryland’s Governor’s Office for Children.
