PEPS Winter Newsletter 2009
February 2009 E-newsletter
IN THIS NEWSLETTER:
Together Today for Tomorrow ~ 11th Annual PEPS Luncheon
Register TODAY to reserve your seat, half or full table! Luncheon Hotline: luncheon@pepsgroup.org
206-547-8570 ext. 30
Luncheon Highlights:
- Mimi Jung, King 5 TV anchor and PEPS mom featuring inspiring PEPS stories
- Seattle’s own jamming rock star Chris Ballew (lead singer of the Presidents of the United States of America) performing as Caspar Babypants, introducing songs from his new children’s CD
- Free Childcare
- Coffee & Cake before delicious Lunch
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Join us with your PEPS Group and give back to what has supported you.
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Staying Connected - Even Through The Tough Times
By Dr. Joanne Sterns, PhD, Author
If parents don't build and nurture a relationship with their kids when they are very young, then when they grow old enough to figure out that they don't have to obey, they won't. And you lose your ability to talk with them, to walk by their side and to guide them through difficult times. Dr. Joanne Sterns offers her insight on developing nurturing relationships with our children to prepare for the challenges ahead when they grow older.
Let's Hear it For The Dads
By Angie Ballas, Red Tricycle
Women do it all the time. We find mommy support within our circle of friends, by joining a group, or even online. Heck, we can even come away with parenting tips from a random mommy at the park. More often than we care to admit, our MNO's (mom's night out) quickly turn into gab-sessions about our precious little ones. But, where can a new father turn when he's just as sleep-deprived as his wife and is feeling a bit overwhelmed by parenting? Read on and find out about Jeff Krinsky's journey as a Dad finding Dad-support in his PEPS Group!
PEPS Unplugged
By Harry Hoffman, PEPS Executive Director
When you think of PEPS, you also think of babies! One of PEPS' many unique features is that parents attend their Group meetings in each other's homes with their babies. PEPS' primary focus is helping parents find and develop peer support. Read more about how baby sightings have also increased at the PEPS offices.
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