Take the stress out of parenting!
WAGP! offers Love & Logic® curricula for both parents & early childhood teachers/caregivers (10 CEUs).
About the classes
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The Parenting the Love and Logic Way® curriculum consists of 6 two-hour sessions and teaches parents practical skills for reinforcing the expectations their children will encounter at home and at school. Each class will focus on the following practical skills:
Putting an End to Arguing, Back Talk, and Begging
Teaching responsibility Without Losing Their Love
Setting Limits without Waging War
Avoiding Power Struggles
Guiding Kids to Own and Solve Their Problems
Teaching Kids to complete Chores…Without Reminders and Without Pay
The Love and Logic Early Childhood Parenting Made Fun® curriculum is designed for parents of children from birth to 6 years of age. It consists of 5 two-hour sessions that will provide parents/early childhood teachers/caregivers with easy-to-use techniques. EC teachers/caregivers will earn 10 CEUs upon completion of the 5 sessions. Each class will target the following information:
Handling Misbehavior Without Breaking A Sweat
Teaching Kids to Listen…the First Time
Avoiding Power Struggles
Limits Create Happier Parents, Happier Kids, and Happier Families
What to Do When Your Kids Leave You Speechless
The Love and Logic®: Adults Supporting Youth with Challenging Pasts™ curriculum is designed for parents with children of all ages, mental health professionals, and educators working with families focusing on youth with histories of trauma. It consists of 6 two-hour sessions that teach parents practical strategies for supporting children/youth who have experienced trauma. Upon completion, the participant will know how to:
Build relationships that foster emotional safety
Create environments that stimulate responsibility, resilience, and academic achievement
Understand misbehavior in the context of trauma
Avoid power struggles while setting limits
Avoid punitive and wrathful responses
Teach healthy problem-solving skills to traumatized youth
Stay calm in stressful situations
Help children become prepared to resist drugs, alcohol, violence, and other unsafe behaviors.
The Love and Logic: Adults Supporting Youth with Special Needs™ curriculum is designed for parents with children of all ages, mental health professionals, and educators working with families, focusing on youth with special needs and/or cognitive disabilities. It is an extension of one of the first three curricula. In other words, the participant must take one of the other classes prior to taking this class. It consists of 4 two-hour sessions. The participants will learn how to:
Build safe, healthy relationships
Empower children/youth with special needs to be more self-reliant
Teach daily living skills
Teach children/youth with special needs healthy coping skills
Help children/youth attribute success to effort
About WAGP!
I was introduced to the Love and Logic® techniques in 1997 by a colleague and friend. My husband and I had been blessed with a very strong-willed child. My friend had adopted four children and had been introduced to the Love and Logic® techniques as a foster parent. Needless to say, our son provided us with many opportunities to practice the techniques that we learned. Implementing the techniques not only improved our relationship with him but drastically improved our relationship with each other. They took the stress out of parenting and replaced it with FUN! I look forward to sharing these same simple-to-use techniques with you!
Rana Cummins
Trained Independent Facilitator of Love and Logic(R) curricula
Registered Trainer with Texas Early Childhood Professional Development System (TECPDS)
Find out more about Love and Logic
Love and Logic® is a philosophy founded in 1977 by Jim Fay and Foster W. Cline, MD. To learn more, please visit their website listed below:
You can also view their Youtube videos at: https://www.youtube.com/user/LoveandLogic1
Customer testimonials can also be viewed at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOJH-VLmqVWRpTYGWNgbInV_1KlZ2Ypnn.