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A six week programme, common sense parenting course, for parents of school aged children six to 16 years, will take place on Wednesday mornings from 10.30am to 12.30pm starting on February 29 until April 4 in the Cúram Family Centre, Claremorris.

Is your child polite?

The HSE in Mayo is teaming up with the Westport Family and Community Resource Centre, the Cove Youth Café, and Foróige to host an information evening for parents in Westport on Wednesday November 30.

The radical changes in society over the past few decades are reflected in our childrearing practices. Parenting is generally far removed from the strict, punitive methods employed only a few generations ago.

Common sense parenting is a skill-based parenting programme facilitated by two public health nurses. It is a seven week programme for parents of children from newborn to six.

An innovative approach to an allowance paid to parents to help meet their schoolgoing children’s needs would boost support for parents and save the State millions of euro, it was claimed this week.

A common sense parenting programme for school aged children (six to 16) will run on Thursday October 13 from 10am to 12 noon at Westport NYP, over St Anne’s Boxing Club, James Street, Westport.

Parenting is a big responsibility. It is often full of joy, but it can also be very hard work. It can often be even harder work if your child has a disability. All the usual things parents worry about can seem to get much bigger.

The decision to separate is a painful one for all concerned.

The HSE in Mayo has launched a new parenting programme called Common Sense Parenting, a skills-based programme in which parents develop practical and effective ways to enhance their parenting skills and strengthen their children’s potential and quality of life.