Dads & Baby Group @ Granpont Childrens Centre

Group for Dads at Grandpont Childrens Centre

The Man Enough Program - If you are interested in attending or would like details on how you can join the course in the future please see the contact details below

Man Enough

Calling all Dads!!

Dads, step Dads, resident Dads, absent Dads, adopted Dads, estranged Dads,
single Dads, foster Dads, Granddads, challenged Dads, ….

Dad, if you want to...

Ö      Improve your time with your children

Ö      Understand where they’re coming from

Ö      Feel a more confident parent

Ö      Improve communication between you and your children

Ö      Help children develop into responsible & cooperative adults

Ö      Learn new skills that will improve all your relationships

Then come and join other Dads for an opportunity to…

·      Share ideas

·      Discuss problems

·      Gain real insight into: Fatherhood, Relationships, Parenting

Dads only.   Guaranteed to improve your relationship with your kids.

Comments from Dads who have completed the course…

Ø  “This is something that all Dads should do” Cliff

Ø  “I got what I needed and so did my family” Jim

Ø  “Dads rarely reflect on being a father.  Sharing with other Dads helps” Geof

Ø  “I have learnt to think, react, love and feel” Andy

7 week course Tuesdays 7pm – 9pm. Starts Tuesday 27^th September 2011

at Elms Road Children’s Centre, Elms Road, Botley, OX2 9JZ

For more information and to book a free place

·        Call Albert on 01865 863539 (evening)

·        or email suedowe.1016@elms-road-nurs.oxon.sch.uk

·        or phone the Children’s Centre on 01865 243955
and ask for Sue or Shabana

Dads Info

New book helps dads understand their importance

Specialist publisher Kid Premiership has produced a book which explains to fathers why their role is so important for the successful development and positive well-being of their children. Dads Make A Difference provides the help and support needed for dads to develop relationships that will enrich not only the lives of their children, but also their own lives too.

Chapters include:

• Bonding
• Breast is Best
• Male Postnatal Depression
• Child Safety
• Healthy Eating
• Your relationships with your children
• Relationships between Parents
• Separation
• Step Families
• Family Problems and Domestic Abuse
• Money Issues
• Unemployment / Work Problems
• Stress
• Support & Contacts.

A free sample of the complete book is available by contacting David Harban (tel: 01484 668008). As an introductory offer the books are available for only £2 each.