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The upcoming semester of parenting classes organized by a local non-profit in Pella is set to kick off next week. Families First of Pella will be hosting its popular Love and Logic meet-and-eat class, which will take place every Tuesday during the noon hour. This program aims to equip parents with effective strategies for raising children in a nurturing environment.
The Love and Logic approach focuses on providing parents with tools to foster responsibility and self-discipline in their children. Participants will engage in interactive discussions and activities designed to enhance their parenting skills while enjoying a shared meal.
These classes not only offer valuable insights into child-rearing but also create a supportive community for parents to connect and share experiences. Families First of Pella encourages all interested parents to join the program, which promises to be both educational and enjoyable. Registration details are available for those looking to participate in this enriching opportunity.
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