Parent University Seeks To Help Give Attendees Better Parenting Skills

Now, a program to help parents become better parents celebrated a new group of graduates. It’s been eight transformative weeks. “They have learned about responsive parenting, development, health, financial prosperity for their family, so we are here to celebrate the accomplishment of the parent,” said Dr. Kyla Liggett-Creel, with the University of Maryland School of Social Work. “This is a very awesome learning experience,” said Angela. First time parents, like Noah’s mom, Angela, and dad, Jose, want to be great parents. So far, 150 parents have graduated from Parent University. Twice a year, the University of Maryland School of Social Work offers the classes for free. “I can’t say what mistakes I’m not going to make, but what I think that I know I am going to try to do is to make sure that I’m going to to be attentive to their needs, to get whatever they need to survive, grow, flourish in life,” she said. In the end, better parents should make for better kids, which is better for us all. A great goal that is provided for free Classes are now forming for the next 25 parents.

• Mayra Rodriguez
• Posted on November 8, 2017
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