Eden Prairie Community Education

Nourish your family with healthy meals! Tired of making a kid and adult meal each night? Want to know how to raise healthy, normal eaters? You can't force your child to eat but you can learn how to establish healthy family dynamics around mealtimes and bring back the joy of meals. Join Sarah Travis, Registered Dietitian with Okra Health and Wellness on January 16 from 7:00-8:15 to learn Sarah's Roadmap for Nourishing Families and walk away with practical tips for: How to achieve family meals Learn parent and child roles and responsibilities around nutrition Think about what "normal eating" looks like for children Learn ways to help your picky eater Gain skills around Family Culinary Competency in the kitchen Also from Orka Health and Wellness,Certified Parent Coach Megan Thorp will be in attendance to answer any parenting questions that may come up

READY! for Kindergarten is a nationally recognized program that has been shown to give parents and caregivers the skills and tools to help children enter kindergarten at or above grade level. This class will include training for parents on reading, writing, math and social-emotional skills that children need to thrive in school and is taught by a licensed early childhood parent educator. Every family that attends a READY! for Kindergarten session receives a high-quality collection of learning tools to further their child's progress towards school readiness. Additionally, there is a fall, winter, and spring session and each session offers new content and new toys, so register for all three sessions! The session is for the parent/caregiver ONLY. Please register yourself for the class and include any additional adults that will be attending with you. Childcare is available while parents are in the training session. Advance registration is required. Please note: READY! for Kindergarten is funded through a grant from The Foundation For Eden Prairie Schools (FEPS) and is only offered at no cost to Eden Prairie residents who meet the income requirement. This is a professional development opportunity for educators and caregivers to earn CEU credits, as well as for parents.