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Dear Parents, "The primary goal of Positive Discipline is to enable both adults and children to experience more joy, harmony, cooperation, shared responsibility, mutual respect, and love in their life and relationships. We often act as though we have forgotten that love and joy are the whole point of living and working with children, and find ourselves acting out of fear, judgment, expectations, blame, disappointment, and anger. Then we wonder why we feel so miserable." - Jane Nelsen, author of Positive Discipline Cooperation. Shared responsibility. Mutual respect. Come learn Positive Discipline parenting and get more of what you've been looking for. New class series for parents of preschoolers and school-aged children begin next month. Here's the schedule: Tuesdays: Series C: March 2 to April 13 for parents of kids 6 to 12 years old Mondays: Series D: March 8 to April 19 for parents of kids 3 to 5 year old Time: 8 pm to 9:30 pm Location: online Cost: Pay-What-You-Can (a special price for extraordinary times) To register: go to https://pd-parents.com/schedule/, then click on "Register now". What parents have said: "I am always amazed that I signed up for an 8-hour childbirth class but not one single parenting class until my oldest son was 6 years old." - M "My fellow parents in class felt like life boat companions and the trust and openness we all brought to every session was pretty awesome." - C "My relationship to my daughter immediately felt healthier than it had after a stressful time; parenting became fun again." - K "If you are looking for ideas on getting kids to engage more, for you to yell less, to feel less like you don't know what to do in certain situations and for everyone to be happier, go." - C "We have a happier home life because we can all understand each other better and figure out how to solve our problems." - M Mary Lynn was always encouraging, allowing us to celebrate better communication while recognizing that we won't be perfect every time. - J I get a great group of people in PD class, and we have a lot of fun. Come join us, Mary Lynn Fiske Positive Discipline Parent Educator | 
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