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Halton Waldorf School

The Joys and Challenges of Growing Up! Guiding our children to adulthood

How can we support a sense of security, of interest in the world and increasing independence in our children? An understanding of child development helps parents guide and support their children as they encounter the world in new and ever changing ways. Join us for this Parenting Workshop Series.

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The Joys and Challenges of Growing Up!  Guiding our children to adulthood
The Joys and Challenges of Growing Up!  Guiding our children to adulthood

Time & Location

Apr 04, 7:00 p.m. EDT

Halton Waldorf School, 2193 Orchard Rd, Burlington, ON L7R 3X5, Canada

About the Event

The Joys and Challenges of Growing Up!

Guiding our children through the stages of development all the way to adulthood

Just as there are certain milestones when a baby grows into a toddler, there are key challenges and opportunities older children experience as they grow into adulthood. How can we support a sense of security, of interest in the world and increasing independence in our children?

Understanding the stages of child development and seeing the unique qualities of each child is the foundation for the work of Waldorf teachers. This understanding of child development can also help parents guide and support their children as they encounter the world in new and ever-changing ways.

These and other topics are the focus of a series of Conversations about Parenting offered by the Halton Waldorf School, facilitated by Flora Seul-Jacklein

When: 

April 4, 11, 18, 25 & May 2, 2023 

7pm - 8:30pm

(5 sessions, 1.5 hrs each)

*Please note that these sessions will build on each other, and are not individual "drop-in" sessions.

Cost:  Free. Registration Required 

 

Register by March 31, 2023

Facilitator: One of the founders of Halton Waldorf School, Flora has also been a teacher and parent at HWS.  She has three adult children who all attended HWS. She served in the Association of Waldorf Schools of North America (AWSNA) for many years and continues to work as a mentor for many new and seasoned teachers.

Format:  Flora is offering aspects of Circle work, based on Indigenous traditions that allow participants to share and explore together. Our work will include some reading, presentations, guided conversations, reflections and artistic explorations.

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