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Parenting after separation for families in high conflict : parent’s guide

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Parenting After Separation for Families in High Conflict is a three-hour course offered by Alberta Family Justice Services for parents and guardians who characterize their separation and divorce... More ≫

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Parenting After Separation for Families in High Conflict is a three-hour course offered by Alberta Family Justice Services for parents and guardians who characterize their separation and divorce as high conflict. This course is an addition to the Parenting After Separation course that emphasizes the need for parents to work together to raise their children after separation. For some families, the level of conflict between the parents makes communication difficult or impossible. Other parents may experience periods of high conflict alternating with times when things go smoothly. High levels of conflict between parents will always negatively affect children.

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Healthy eating for children in childcare centres : a booklet to help you understand the Alberta nutrition guidelines for children and youth

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This easy-to-read booklet is intended for people who own or work at a childcare centre. it is also intended for parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents and other people who are taking care of young... More ≫

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This easy-to-read booklet is intended for people who own or work at a childcare centre. it is also intended for parents, aunts, uncles, grandparents and other people who are taking care of young children. It describes the importance of healthy food for children and how to identify healthy food, and outlines the role that childcare centres can play in helping children eat well and making sure healthy choices are available.

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Communi-clés

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Les Communi-clés contiennent des idées et des activités pour créer des milieux propices au développement du langage. Elles renferment des conseils quotidiens, ainsi que de l’information sur le... More ≫

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Les Communi-clés contiennent des idées et des activités pour créer des milieux propices au développement du langage. Elles renferment des conseils quotidiens, ainsi que de l’information sur le développement du langage, quand demander de l’aide et où l’obtenir. Ces renseignements se retrouvent dans des bulletins, des pages d’activités et des fiches d’information. Les Communi-clés ne remplacent pas une évaluation de la parole et du langage. Si des parents s'inquiétent du développement de la parole ou du langage de leur enfant, ils devraient communiquer avec un orthophoniste.

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