July Family Advocacy classes, workshops

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EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. --  

New Pregnancy Orientation & Daddy Boot Camp - Class 1:  This class is for all expectant parents to navigate their way through pregnancy. Participants will get information on the New Parent Support Program, nutrition, safety exercises, the importance of good dental care, safe pregnancy and how to enroll their baby for benefits. This class is the first in the Daddy Boot Camp series. All dads are highly encouraged to attend.

Daddy Boot Camp - Class 2:  In Daddy Boot Camp Class 2, First Sergeant Dyjuan Washington will lead a discussion about the basics of being a dad. First time dads and dads who already have children are welcome. The class will address everything from what to expect during pregnancy and delivery to diapering and soothing a crying baby. All taught by an experienced dad - this class is a must for all new or prospective dads. The class is the second in a three part series. Class 3 will be held once a quarter for dads who have already brought their baby home.

Love & Logic Parenting Class:  Parents will learn a variety of useful skills and tips like how to get children to stop throwing tantrums and start behaving. If you are the parent of a 2-10 year old then this class is for you! 

Managing Your Stress Like a Navy SEAL!:  This training will utilize the same techniques used by the Navy SEALs to reduce stress. Come find out what it is like to really relax! This training is a three-part seminar, with each class lasting an hour and a half. This class will be held at the Family Advocacy Program office in Bldg. 5513.

Managing Angry Feelings:  This training is for anyone who would like to better understand anger and emotional struggles. This training is a four-part seminar and each class will last two hours. 
 
CHILDCARE IS AVAILABLE. Please call 661-277-5292 in advance to make arrangements. All classes are open to active duty and are authorized for civilian and contract employees and their family members.

For more information or to register, please call 661-277-5292