A Positive Approach to Parenting
From time to time, all parents need a little help. Sometimes, a piece of solid, encouraging advice can help you have an “a-ha” moment that changes the way you think and act. Instead of focusing on what’s wrong with kids, our positive, strength-based approach to parenting focuses on what’s right with kids (and parents), and the small, everyday steps you can take to help kids be successful in the future.
Providing practical, everyday parenting tips and helpful advice for difficult situations, ParentFurther is your online resource that will help you
- teach your kids positive values;
- find the support and knowledge you need to help your kids grow up successfully;
- focus on the things that matter most to your family.
Research and Real-World Experience
Behind our advice and approach are research-based information and tools that have been put to the test in the real world, as well as a panel of experts in parenting, child psychology, and related fields. The core of our approach is built on Search Institute’s Developmental Assets®: 40 common sense, positive qualities and experiences that help influence the choices kids make.
June Webinar:
Making Room for Fathers: How Mothers Facilitate FatherhoodDid you know? A mother’s beliefs and behaviors can help or hinder a father’s family involvement.
Join us for a free webinar presented by Rebecca Graham, Senior Director of National Programming at National Fatherhood Initiative on Wednesday, June 13, 2012 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CDT. Learn more >>
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We’re here to support you! ParentFurther features a research-backed parenting articles, free downloads, and daily tips to help inform your work with parents. Visit our Parenting Professionals page to learn more. Go there now!
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Everyday Steps are the little things you can do as a parent, every day. These little steps add up to successful kids in the long run. Look for the Everyday Steps icon throughout ParentFurther, and remember: The little things you do—every day—add up!










