FREE VIRTUAL WORKSHOP · SATURDAY, OCT 10 · 10 AM–1 PM ET
A 3-hour parenting workshop for parents, grandparents & caregivers — free while supplies last.
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Good parents have questions.
Intentional parents are willing to explore them.
“I care too much about my child to simply wing it. I want to protect my child, prepare my child, and remain aware that I may have blind spots.”
— Parenting Community Circle reflection
“How do I say ‘be safe’ without sounding like I’m constantly nagging?”
— Question shared by a parentStatements drawn from Parenting Community Circle conversations. Portraits are representative images used to protect participant privacy.
Protection → Preparation · Virtual Workshop
Intentional parenting is not
one decision.
It's a continuing practice.
As your child — and the world around them — changes, what they need from you changes too. Join child-development professionals for an honest, practical conversation.
✅ Free — No Credit Card Required 🎟️ Register for Free Tickets →Free while supplies last · No credit card · Honest, limited space
"Finally — a conversation about parenting that didn't make me feel like I was failing."
— Soul Thursdays Community MemberLeave with something you can use Monday morning.
One thing seen differently about what your child may be navigating
One signal to watch — behavior that may be telling you something
One action to try — a conversation, a question, or a different response
Language for what you've been experiencing — so you can ask for the right support
Your guides for the day
Parents who care enough to look again
These are not questions from parents who do not care.
The parents and caregivers who joined our community conversations were looking for language, perspective, and practical ways to prepare their children for a world that keeps changing.
“How do I support my child’s independence while staying connected?”
— Question shared by a parent
“Have I actually taught the skills I’m expecting my child to use?”
— Parent reflectionYou do not have to arrive with all the answers.
Bring your questions, your experience, and your willingness to learn.
Statements drawn from Parenting Community Circle conversations and workshop research. Portraits are representative images used to protect participant privacy.
Can a loving, involved parent still miss something important?
This workshop is for parents who want to move beyond reminders and help their children build real-world judgment.
🎟️ Register for Free Tickets →Free while supplies last · Saturday, October 10 · 10 AM–1 PM ET