Parent Trust

Parent Trust has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in August 2020. The social media accounts linked to from Parent Trust are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, parenttrust has populated their site with: • Donate and Help Families Today! – Parent Trust • Would you like to join our team and support families? • Distraction and Temperament – Parent Trust • Follow the link to check your family’s Apple Health status and to renew. • Period of Purple Crying • Imaginary friends are normal for kids and can help them figure out and practice important social skills. • Connecting With Your Teen — It’s Okay If It’s Not Perfect – Parent Trust • Book Review: The Hungary Caterpillar • Kids are natural dawdlers! But sometimes you have to keep them on schedule - these tips may help. • Sometimes every family needs new ideas for a quick, easy activity. We've got 10 ready for you! • We all have hard days as parents! Remembering the better moments might help. Follow the link for some tips. • It’s hard to resist a child pleading, “I’m bored,” but learning to work through boredom is an important skill. • A Little Less Bumpy Summer To Fall Transitions and first days of school. • Your stress level affects everything about your life – including your parenting. Cognitive distortions can keep you caught in a cycle of ever-increasing stress. These tips may help. • Ten Fun Things to do with your kids! • Parent Trust Family Connections Newsletter Summer 23 🍒 • Preparing Siblings For New Baby • Self-Care For Parents • Thank you! ❤️The love you share through your support is keeping kids safe and families strong TODAY. Follow the link to learn more! • Teaching your kids how to make decisions is important – and how you do that will change as they get older. • Learn about the Family Help Line or call us at 1 -800-932-4673 • Our Development Screening program is a great way way to learn about and track your child's development! • Explore our Great Starts classes for new/expectant parents. • www.parenttrust.org