*  Discover more about leadership through 4-H

*  Learn more abut the job responsibilities of a 4-H club officer

*  Learn more about volunteer leadership and new 4-H information

*  Meet others in 4-H and share your ideas

In cooperation with the HUB family resource center.

For Strafford County "kinship caregivers," grandparents and others raising or helping raise their relatives' children.  Come and join our renewed group and enjoy these benefits...

   *  Understand the relationship dynamics of kinship-care families

   *  Meet children's needs

   *  Get legal help

   *  Make ends meet

   *  Connect with others

This book group is held in conjunction with story/activity hour at the library, so please feel free to bring younger children?  Each  month stands on its own, so come to one, or come to all, your choice!!

 To many people, the idea of negotiating with children sounds crazy.  But in fact, we all negotiate.  Telling our kids what to do is just one form of negotiating.  It is one move in a negotiation that we will have for the next 50 years.  Every argument and every punishmentforms part of our relationship.  Not everything is negotiable.  Health issues, safety issues, morals, family values-these are matters that parents must decide.  The circle of non-negotiable issues shrinks as children grow, until by the time they are teenagers, very little is non-negotiable. 

Strafford & Rockingham Counties - All 4-H members are encouraged to participate.  Be creative, have fun, plan with your club or friends what to do, be curious, try something new & then come and share it with everyone on the 14th. 

This book group is held in conjunction with story/activity hour at the library, so please feel free to bring younger children?  Each  month stands on its own, so come to one, or come to all, your choice!!

 To many people, the idea of negotiating with children sounds crazy.  But in fact, we all negotiate.  Telling our kids what to do is just one form of negotiating.  It is one move in a negotiation that we will have for the next 50 years.  Every argument and every punishmentforms part of our relationship.  Not everything is negotiable.  Health issues, safety issues, morals, family values-these are matters that parents must decide.  The circle of non-negotiable issues shrinks as children grow, until by the time they are teenagers, very little is non-negotiable. 

This book group is held in conjunction with story/activity hour at the library, so please feel free to bring younger children?  Each  month stands on its own, so come to one, or come to all, your choice!!

 To many people, the idea of negotiating with children sounds crazy.  But in fact, we all negotiate.  Telling our kids what to do is just one form of negotiating.  It is one move in a negotiation that we will have for the next 50 years.  Every argument and every punishment forms part of our relationship.  Not everything is negotiable.  Health issues, safety issues, morals, family values-these are matters that parents must decide.  The circle of non-negotiable issues shrinks as children grow, until by the time they are teenagers, very little is non-negotiable. 

This book group is held in conjunction with story/activity hour at the library, so please feel free to bring younger children?  Each  month stands on its own, so come to one, or come to all, your choice!!

 To many people, the idea of negotiating with children sounds crazy.  But in fact, we all negotiate.  Telling our kids what to do is just one form of negotiating.  It is one move in a negotiation that we will have for the next 50 years.  Every argument and every punishment forms part of our relationship.  Not everything is negotiable.  Health issues, safety issues, morals, family values-these are matters that parents must decide.  The circle of non-negotiable issues shrinks as children grow, until by the time they are teenagers, very little is non-negotiable. 

This book group is held in conjunction with story/activity hour at the library, so please feel free to bring younger children?  Each  month stands on its own, so come to one, or come to all, your choice!!

To many people, the idea of negotiating with children sounds crazy.  But in fact, we all negotiate.  Telling our kids what to do is just one form of negotiating.  It is one move in a negotiation that we will have for the next 50 years.  Every argument and every punishment forms part of our relationship.  Not everything is negotiable.  Health issues, safety issues, morals, family values-these are matters that parents must decide.  The circle of non-negotiable issues shrinks as children grow, until by the time they are teenagers, very little is non-negotiable.