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Welcome to Arlington Families — a site that links parents and caregivers to valuable online resources about what’s happening for families in Arlington, Virginia. Find a playground, meet other parents in a workshop, learn about school options, discover something fun to do over the weekend or get connected to practical parenting ideas! Arlington Families brings you all this and more!
Words of Wisdom / Parenting Tips
5 Ways to have a positive relationship with your child – LUV Listens! and other parenting tips at www.apcyf.org
5 ways to have a positive relationship with your child
How young is too young to be home alone?
- Arlington County Child Supervision Guidelines represent the minimal acceptable standards for the supervision of children.
Keep reading!
- Start with a book has great ideas to keep your kids reading and exploring all week long.
Project Family for families with Infants and Toddlers up to age 5
- Project Family/Proyecto Familia supports and empowers strong families to enhance the parenting skills of Arlington parents, giving opportunities to connect with neighbors and make new friends, linking parents to community resources and information, and equipping children with preschool and kindergarten school readiness skills.
Resources for families with children with special needs
- The ARC of Northern Virginia offers a ton of resources and workshops for families with children with special needs. Learn more at The ARC of NOVA.
Attention parents of 10-16 year-olds!
- Are you interested in learning more about what makes your tween or teen tick? Would you like the opportunity to interact with other parents who have some of the same challenges and questions as you do? Check out Parenthetical by the University of Wisconsin for parents of children between 10-16. It’s a parenting site, blog and social network in one. Gain new insights as you connect with other parents.
- Do you know that there is website just developed by teens for teens in Arlington? Lots of great resources, things to do, blogs, and information. Check it out at www.arlingtonteens.com
Getting an “A” for effort!
- Check out these 3 Easy Tips for Improving Student Effort.
Sessions are full but learn about the program
- Learn about positive family communication at Strengthening Families/Fortaleciendo la Familia. Held in English and Spanish, the course has free dinner and childcare!
Planning for college?
- Find tips and resources for financial assistance at the US Department of Education Student Aid resources website
For resources on children and heat safety, visit Kidsandcars.org April is Child Abuse Prevention Month! Learn more at scanva.org