Upcoming Presentation by Cindy Pierce: TEACHING YOUNG CHILDREN (TODDLERS TO TWEENS) ABOUT HEALTHY BOUNDARIES ONLINE AND OFF

TEACHING YOUNG CHILDREN (TODDLERS TO TWEENS)

ABOUT HEALTHY BOUNDARIES ONLINE AND OFF

With Cindy Pierce Author, Comic and Storyteller

Monday, April 7, 2025 • 7:00-8:30 PM  

The Hayloft, Artistree

2095 Pomfret Rd, South Pomfret, VT

or WATCH ONLINE

 

Presentation topics will include:

• Deepening parents’ awareness of social and cultural pressures (both online and offline)

• Boosting parents’ courage to step into the role of the primary sexuality educators

• Encouraging parents to model and engage in conversations with their kids about Social Courage

• Supporting kids to establish healthy boundaries and understand consent

• Reconsidering expectations and guidelines around screen time before kids have a cell phone and access to social media

 

 

Purchase tickets for the in-person

or online presentation HERE or scan 

the QR Code on the left

 

 

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