sáb, 14 jun
|Sala comunitaria de Milbank
Crianza con sentido común
Crianza con Sentido Común (CSP) es un programa de crianza que se puede aplicar a cualquier familia. Sus técnicas, fáciles de aprender, abordan temas como la comunicación, la disciplina, la toma de decisiones, las relaciones, el autocontrol y el éxito escolar. Las habilidades y técnicas proactivas que se enseñan en Crianza con Sentido Común
Horario y ubicación
14 jun 2025, 9:00 – 15:00
Sala comunitaria de Milbank, 1001 E 4th Ave, Milbank, SD 57252, EE. UU.
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COMMON SENSE PARENTING
Common Sense Parenting® (CSP) provides parents and caregivers with logical strategies and easy-to-learn techniques to address issues of communication, discipline, decision-making, relationships, self-control and school success. These classes incorporate research-proven child care methods that are derived directly from the Boys Town Family Home Program℠ and adapted for use in the home by parents. Each skill and technique parents learn can be applied in any home environment and can help build and reinforce healthy family relationships.
A six-session CSP workshop (12 hours total) helps parents learn, practice and demonstrate new parenting skills in a neutral setting. These skills enable them to nurture their children’s development and combine affection and discipline to decrease negative behaviors while increasing positive ones.
CSP SESSION TOPICS
1. PARENTS ARE TEACHERS
Applying effective discipline; describing behaviors
2. ENCOURAGING GOOD BEHAVIORS
Using child reasons; increasing positive behaviors
3. PREVENTING PROBLEMS
Teaching social skills; setting up children for success
4. CORRECTING PROBLEM BEHAVIORS
Staying calm; stopping problem behaviors
5. TEACHING SELF-CONTROL
Creating a safe home plan; dealing with uncooperative behaviors
6. PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
Conducting Family Meetings, developing routines & traditions, creating a parenting plan
CSP EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE STATUS
The school-age version of Common Sense Parenting is rated as “Promising” on the Title IV-E Prevention Services Clearinghouse, and “Supported by Research Evidence” on the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare.