It is summer and hopefully a time where we can slow down a bit from our busy and hectic schedules. No more homework, lots of outdoor play, and less structure and chilled bedtimes. It is a time when we can be more focused on the way we parent. It can also be a relaxed time where we can impart our morals, values and teach kids the lessons they don’t learn from books.
In this ever-changing world it seems that we don’t put enough emphasis on our morals, values and ethics. But I don’t think this is true. Many of us understand the need to raise resilient children who are compassionate, kind and responsible. I know for myself that it is important to me to teach my kids the value of family, commitment, doing good deeds, making the world a better place and so much more.
All this takes some forethought and inner wisdom. This summer Parentingsimply.com and Challahcrumbs.com have partnered together to share with you what we have learned about fostering resilience in our kids.
We will discuss what it means to be a resilient person and how to teach kids to appreciate what they have, gratitude. We will also discuss the concept of treating others with respect, the concept of true charity and how to be loving to others.
These are the true keys to happiness, emotional health, and stability. Kids who are raised with values, become more resilient, responsible, and independent.
Come and join us for a 4-week webinar series, as we explore these basic values and learn simple yet innovative ways to share and teach them to our children:
Using Jewish Values To Raise Resilient, Responsible and Independent Kids
Wednesday, July 10, 9-10PM EST: Strength: Inner resolve and courage. A glimpse into what makes kids resilient and responsible.
Wednesday, July 17, 9-10PM EST: Gratitude: Being happy with what you’ve got. Teaching kids to appreciate what they have.?
Wednesday, July 24, 9-10PM EST: Loving your Neighbor: It starts at home. Teaching siblings to get along.
Wednesday, July 31, 9-10PM EST: Charity/Lovingkindness: An exploration into true giving. Children can learn to be responsible members of their community.
To learn more or sign up click here:
Using Jewish Values To Raise Resilient, Responsible and Independent Kids