We are a community-based, non profit organization in #Missoula Montana whose mission is the prevention of child abuse & neglect through strengthening families.
Back-to-School season is an exciting time for kids. A new year means new teachers, friends and possibilities. It can also mean new and different ways for kids to experience bullying. Check out our blog for tips about talking to your kids about bullying.
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As summer is ending, many children and families are getting ready to go back-to-school. Today’s blog is about helping transition your child from summer-time to school-time with as little stress as possible.
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Adults get a lot of advice about coping when things are frustrating.But what about young kids? Today’s blog is all about helping your little ones deal with the difficult emotion of frustration.
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Developing the social and emotional skills of children is a critical way to ensure that they grow up into healthy, well-adjusted adults. Check out our blog for six suggestions with ways that parents can promote social and emotional learning.
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At The Parenting Place we are always grateful for monetary donation, but we also need other supplies for our staff and kiddos that come to our respite care program. If you are interested in donating you can drop them off at our office or give us a call @ 406-728-5437.
Good communication is the foundation of any strong relationship, including the relationship between parent and child. Check out our new blog for tips on building strong open lines of communication with your children.
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A goodbye from our Executive Director Teresa Nygaard.
The Parenting Place has been lucky to have her for 18 years, and wish her all the success and happiness on her future endeavors. She will definitely be missed. We love you Teresa!!
As summer is upon us, remember to never leave a child (or pet!) in the car on a hot day. Check out our blog for suggestions to help you prevent a tragedy from occurring in your family.
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Join us at the Roxy Theater tonight at 7 for our screening of Resilience! Admisson is $5 and there will be a discussion panel after the showing.
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Please join us at the Roxy Theater this Thursday 5/09 at 7pm for a screening of Resilience: The Biology of Stress and The Science of Hope. We will also have a panel discussion after the film. Follow the link below for tickets.
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Thanks Cherry Creek Media for dropping off donuts today as part of their kickoff for #MissoulaGives! Don’t forget to give today and tomorrow!
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Teaching kids life skills like responsibility and dependability is a big part of your job as a parent. One way to do this is involving your children in chores from an early age. Check out our blog on how to turn chores into quality time with your kids.
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The Parenting Place is happy to announce that all new donors's donations during Missoula Gives, May 2-3, will be matched by the Gary Muralt Memorial Match! #MissoulaGives
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We’re so excited to be a part of #MissoulaGives! You can support our campaign by visiting https://t.co/1D1c6UkVTz and donating on May 2-3. #MissoulaGives
In case you missed our Development Coordinator Casey Barrs excellent guest column in this Sunday's Missoulian. You can check it out on our website here: https://t.co/CrZxJT1tKk
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Developing social and emotional skills is a critical part of childhood. Check out our blog for six suggestions for ways that parents can promote social and emotional learning during the spring months and summer break.
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Playing is how children learn about the world, and during summer there are tons of activities to keep kids busy! Check out our blog on how play pulls double duty on helping kids reach developmental milestones. https://t.co/fimL5r7JeC
Mark your calendars on May 2-3, you will have 24 hours (one day!) to give where your heart is! To support our campaign, go to https://t.co/MBRYBBkKqE. #MissoulaGives