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June 7, Saturday
BASICS IN BABY CARE
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
Being comfortable with the details of caring for a baby can give you an extra measure of confidence. This class is designed to prepare you for the care of your newborn. It includes bathing, feeding, infant stimulation and safety. It is suggested that expectant parents take the class together.
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
Directions: 459 Locust Avenue, Charlottesville, VA.
9 to 11am.
$10.
Email: info@mjh.org.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-7009.
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June 9 through July 28, Mondays
MOTHER GOOSE TIME
JMRL - Gordon Avenue Library.
A special program of simple stories, rhymes, and songs for young children and an accompanying caregiver. For ages 6 months to 24 months. Registration begins on May 19.
Gordon Avenue Library.
Directions: 1500 Gordon Avenue, Charlottesville, VA.
10am.
$free.
Email: gordon@jmrl.org.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 296-5544.
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Tuesdays
BABYTIME CLASSES
belvederearts.
Class for parents with precrawling babies that combines neuroscience, attacment and play in an information packed, creative, and fun six week class. Includes one class on infant massage plus much much more.
Body Mind Spirit.
Directions: Preston Plaza.
9:30 to 10:30 am.
Email: katercst@gmail.com.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 996-2002.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE WALDORF PARENT/CHILD PROGRAM
Provides creative, rhythmic activities for both parents and children.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 823-6800.
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Ongoing
INFANT DEVELOPMENT PROJECT-YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
The Arc of the Piedmont.
Learn how to encourage your child's development and growth through play. For children with developmental delays or risk of developing delays.
$free.
Recommended for ages 0 to 3.
Contact: Infant development project.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 977-4003.
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MOMMY & BABY YOGA
Enjoy the bonding fun and stillness that is experienced with gentle stretches.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 984-9700.
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MONTESSORI SCHOOL PARENT/INFANT PROGRAM
Parents learn to understand and enjoy the individuality of infants 8 weeks-18 months.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 295-9055.
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MOTHER GOOSE STORYTIME AT THE LIBRARY
JMRL - Central Library.
Simple stories, rhymes and songs for children (6-24 mo) and accompanying caregiver.
Central Library.
Directions: 201 E. Market Street.
10 and 11am.
$free.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 979-7151 ext 3.
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Thursdays
NEW MOMS' TEA
Nature's Child.
Whether it's your first, second, or fifth child, it's fantastic to connect with other mamas, especially in the first few months. Babies are encouraged to chaperone their mamas.
Nature's Child.
Directions: 3440 Seminole Trail, Charlottesville, VA.
10:30am.
$free.
All ages welcome.
Email: info@thenatureschild.com.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 973-6930.
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PARENT/CHILD CLASSES AT THE LITTLE GYM
Fun aerobics, stretching, tumbling, games, bubbles and more for ages infant-3 years.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 975-5437.
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Ongoing, 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month
WELCOME TO MOTHERHOOD
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
Share the ups and downs of this challenging time. Plan to bring your baby and relax with new friends who understand what being a new mother is really all about.
The Anne Cary House.
Directions: 419 Lexington Avenue, Charlottesville, VA.
10:30am to 12pm.
$free.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-7009.
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Thursdays
BABY-TIME
JMRL - Louisa County.
This is a program for moms and dads to meet other parents, and participate in a group talk about child development. For ages 1 months to 24 months.
Louisa Library.
Directions: 881 Davis Highway, Mineral, VA 23117.
10:20am.
$free.
Email: louisa@jmrl.org.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 540-894-5853.
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Ongoing, Fridays
JAMMIN' FAMILIES
Jammin' Families is a unique opportunity for the whole family to dance
together. It is a movement and conditioning class that is designed for
adults but welcomes young children (infant to 3 years).
300 Main St..
5:30-6:30 p.m..
Contact: Hannah Catherine Munro.
For more info call: 977-8694.
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Mondays and Tuesdays
OPEN GYM AT ALBEMARLE THERAPY CENTER
Albemarle Therapy Center.
Parents and kids play at an indoor playground complete with slide, ball pool, climbing structures, swings, etc. Meet other parents and children. For ages 0 to 4.
Albemarle Therapy Center .
Directions: 1102 Rose Hill Drive, Charlottesville, VA.
9:30am to 11am.
$3/ adults free.
Contact: Molly Zarski.
Email: AlbemarleTherapy@Embarqmail.com.
For more info call: 979-8628.
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PRE AND POST NATAL YOGA
Union Yoga Loft.
Yoga for moms-to-be and new moms (bring baby).
Directions: The Glass Building.
Contact: Susanna Nicholson.
Email: reply@unionyogaloft.com.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 977.0030.
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Ongoing, Saturdays
PRE AND POST NATAL NIA/YOGA
Studio 206.
NIA is an expressive fitness and awareness movement program, a holistic approach to health. Yoga focuses on the breath and soft, deep, quiet, and gentle postures that compliment the pre-and post- natal body. Non-crawling infants welcome as are drop-ins!
206 West Market Street.
10-11:15 am.
For more info call: 296-6250.
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April 9 through May 14, Wednesdays
SURVIVING THE TEEN YEARS
CYFS.
This workshop for parents of kids ages 10 to 18 includes 6 classes, a parent manual, handouts, as well as 3 optional individual parent consultation sessions to help parents apply what they learned in the class or to address specific parenting issues. Teens welcome.
Independent Resource Center.
Directions: 815 Cherry Ave., Charlottesville, VA.
6 to 7:30pm.
$100 - sliding scale for self-pay parents.
Contact: Jack Gallagher.
Email: jgallagher@cyfs.org.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 296-4118 x257.
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May 21, Wednesday
TRANSPARENTING
CYFS.
This is a one time four hour monthly class held for separated or divorced parents who are both involved in parenting their children but are having some difficulty working together.
Albemarle County Office.
4 to 8pm.
$50 fee/Sliding Scale.
Contact: Gail Dunne.
Email: gdunne@cyfs.org.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 296 4118 x 0.
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June 7, Saturday
INFANT AND CHILD CPR AND SAFETY
UVaHealth System.
Receive hands-on training on infant and child CPR and learn how to help a child who is choking and how to babyproof your home.
University Hospital.
9am to 12:30pm.
$20.
Contact: Diane Sampson.
Email: des4v@virginia.edu.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-3678.
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June 5, 10, 18, and 30
INFANT & CHILD CPR
American Red Cross Central VA Chapter.
Participants learn to recognize and respond to emergency situations with children and infants. Skills include performing rescue breathing, clearing an obstructed airway on a conscious and unconscious victim, and CPR. This course is recommended for childcare workers and individuals who care for children 11 years and younger.
Red Cross Headquarters.
Directions: 1105 Rose Hill Drive, Charlottesville, VA.
6 to 10pm.
$50.
Contact: Hamp Hall.
Email: Hamp@redcrosscva.org.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 979-7143.
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Ongoing, Thursdays
EMPOWERING FAMILIES PARENTING EDUCATION GROUP
Dr. Daniel Price, Psy.D., P.C.
A parenting education group consisting of eight sessions covering communication skills, discipline, structure, sibling relationships and parental burn-out. You can join the group at any time and still complete all eight sessions.
Empowering Families.
Directions: 2400 Bennington Road.
6-8:30pm.
$10/session for single parent $15/session for a couple.
Contact: Dr. Price.
For more info call: 971-8454.
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Ongoing
PEDIATRIC & INFANT CPR
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
This course consists of lectures and practice on mannequins which offers the opportunity to become trained in Infant & Child Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). The course will include pediatric safety, foreign body airway obstruction and causes of pulmonary and cardiac arrest in children.
The Anne Cary House.
Directions: 419 Lexington Ave..
7 to 10pm.
$call for fee and times.
Email: info@mjh.org.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-7009.
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Offered year-round
SIX EASY STEPS FOR PARENTING SERIES
Children, Youth and Family Services, Inc..
A six week parenting class for parents of 5 12 year olds. Location is not yet set and if you have a convenient home for this class, contact CYFS. Cost includes optional individual parent consultation sessions to help parent apply what they learned in the class or to address specific parenting issues. Free child care is available.
Tuesday evenings, 6-7:30 p.m..
$15 per family/6 classes.
Contact: Beth Castro.
Email: bcastro@cyfs.org.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 296 4118 x 224.
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Ongoing
SURVIVING THE TEEN YEARS
CYFS.
A six week Thursday evening parenting class for parents of 13 to 18 year olds. Some optional individual "coaching" home visits for at risk parents and families available.
MACAA.
6pm to 7:30pm.
$15.
Contact: Jack Gallagher.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 296 4118 x 257.
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Ongoing
TRANSPARENTING WORKSHOP
CYFS.
A four hour class for parents who are not together. The class focuses on the needs of children, ways to help them cope and helps parents develop skills to co-parent effectively.
call for schedule of days and times.
$50 per person/sliding scale available.
Email: gdunne@cyfs.org.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 296-4118, ext. 0.
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Saturdays
BABYWEARING WORKSHOP
Nature's Child.
New to babywearing? Has your child graduated to a new style of wrap,
sling, or carrier? Or do you simply need to troubleshoot with your
current carrying method? Bring in your sling or pick up a new one! Nature's Child hosts a drop-in workshop to demonstrate carriers and fit you with the perfect style, tailored just to your body and needs.
Nature's Child.
Directions: 3440 Seminole Trail, Charlottesville, VA.
11am to 1pm.
$free.
All ages welcome.
Email: info@thenatureschild.com.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 973-6930.
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May 19, Monday
BIRTH CIRCLE
Birth Matters in Charlottesville.
Birth Circle is an informal gathering of women sharing experiences, resources, birth stories, hopes, fears, questions, concerns, and joys.
Body Mind Spirit.
Directions: 923D Preston Avenue, Charlottesville, VA 22903.
7 to 9pm.
$free.
All ages welcome.
Contact: Julia Weissman.
Email: julia@BirthMattersVA.org.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 978-4779.
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May 24, Saturday
BREASTFEEDING BASICS
UVa Health System.
Learn the basics of breastfeeding from one of the Lactation Consultants. They will help you prepare for a successful breastfeeding experience that begins in the hospital and continues at home.
University Hospital.
Directions: Room 8410, eighth floor.
10am to 12pm.
$15.
Contact: Diane Sampson.
Email: des4v@virginia.edu.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 924-9920.
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May 19 and 27, Monday and Tuesday
BREASTFEEDING CLASS
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
This class will discuss the benefits of breastfeeding for mother and baby and dispel some of the myths associated with breastfeeding. Other topics may include getting started, common problems, pumping, going back to work and the father's role.
The Anne Cary House.
Directions: 419 Lexington Avenue, Charlottesville, VA.
$free.
Email: info@mjh.org.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-7009.
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June 3, Tuesday
NEWBORN NEWS
UVa Health System.
This class covers the basics in baby care. Learn about health and safety issues, as well as information about newborn behavior. Instructors will give you practical tips and increase your confidence in caring for your new baby.
University Hospital.
Directions: University Hospital, 8th Floor/Women's Place Classroom, 8410.
7 to 9pm.
$10.
Contact: Diane Sampson.
Email: des4v@virginia.edu.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 924-9920.
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June 4, 11, and 18
BREASTFEEDING CLASS
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
This class will discuss the benefits of breastfeeding for mother and baby and dispel some of the myths associated with breastfeeding. Other topics may include getting started, common problems, pumping, going back to work and the father's role.
The Anne Cary House.
Directions: 419 Lexington Avenue, Charlottesville, VA.
Email: info@mjh.org.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-7009.
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Ongoing, 1st or 3rd Sunday
BABY AND ME: A CLASS FOR BIG BROTHERS AND SISTERS
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
Letting children know what to expect from a new family member can help them adjust. Your child will have the opportunity to visit the Hospital, learn how to hold the baby and what it means to be a big brother or big sister. Helpful information for parents is also given.
Obstetrics Lounge on South 4 at Martha Jefferson Hospital.
Directions: 459 Locust Avenue.
3-4pm.
$free.
Email: info@mjh.org.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-7009.
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Wednesdays
CONSCIOUS PREGNANCY
belvederearts.
Eight week class for expecting couples that combines attachment, bonding, pre and perinataly psychology, mind-body medicine, and art. A fun way to connect with other couples and explore the prenatal period together.
Body Mind Spirit.
Directions: Preston Plaza.
6:30 to 8:30 pm.
Email: katercst@gmail.com.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 996-2002.
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Ongoing, Tuesdays
HOSPITAL TOUR FOR EXPECTANT PARENTS
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
For those considering or planning to deliver at Martha Jefferson Hospital, this tour will help prepare you for the hospital experience by introducing you to the Family Centered Maternity Care Unit, which includes the birthing area, nursery and postpartum rooms.
Main Lobby of Martha Jefferson Hospital.
Directions: 459 Locust Avenue.
7pm.
$free.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-7009.
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PARENTCARE E-MAIL SERVICE
UVa Women's Place.
ParentCare e-mail service offers weekly e-mails that follow the months through pregnancy and the first year of baby's life. Fun, free and full of great information.
$Free.
Contact: Diane Sampson.
Email: des4v@virginia.edu.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 924-9920.
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Ongoing
PREPARATION FOR CHILDBIRTH
Martha Jefferson Hospital.
Prepare yourself and your support person for the birth of your baby. This series of classes includes the following topics: understanding and managing the different stages of labor through relaxation, labor positions and breathing techniques; medication options; and Caesarean birth. Class space is limited, register early in your pregnancy!
The Anne Cary House.
Directions: 419 Lexington Avenue.
5 week series - call for schedule.
$50/5 wk series, $30/3wk "refresher" course.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
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Ongoing
PREPARED CHILDBIRTH
UVa Health System.
This program helps you and your partner prepare for labor and childbirth. Learn relaxation, breathing techniques and other coping skills, as well as information about the birth process, interventions and post partum care. Choose from a four session evening class, all day Saturday or two-part Saturday session.
6:30pm to 8:30pm Mondays or Wednesdays; 9am to 4:30pm Saturdays.
$50.
Contact: Diane Sampson.
Email: des4v@virginia.edu.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 982-3678.
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May 27, Tuesday
THE COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS
Piedmont Chapter of The Compassionate Friends.
A voluntary self-help support group for families who have experienced the death of a child. Meetings include sharing as well as guest speakers. Not affiliated with any particular religion or political organization.
The Church of Our Saviour.
Directions: 1165 East Rio Road, Charlottesville, VA.
7pm.
$free.
All ages welcome.
Email: ginnysmith1@comcast.net.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 973-8844.
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June 2, Monday
EMPTY ARMS
Compassionate Friends Piedmont Chapter.
Empty Arms, a support group for parents who have experienced pregnancy loss, stillbirth or early infant death.
Church of the Incarnation.
Directions: 635 Hillsdale Drive off Branchlands Boulevard.
7pm.
$free.
All ages welcome.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 295-5029.
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PARENTING NETWORK OF CHARLOTTESVILLE (PNOC)
PNOC: Parenting Network of Charlottesville, serves parents with children of all ages in the greater Charlottesville area as a networking and discussion forum. PNOC is a place to exchange ideas and information, and to network about activities and resources. All topics related to parenting are open for discussion.
All ages welcome.
For details, please click this link.
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ADOPTIVE FAMILIES OF CENTRAL VIRGINIA
Offers something for everyone, including Waiting For all families touched by adoption: Families Meetings, Educational Programs, Social Events, a Newsletter, and a Membership Directory.
PO Box 4820, Charlottesville,
Email: MeWeek@aol.com.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 220-1881.
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CENTRAL VIRGINIA NINE IN NINE OUT
Babywearing support and advocacy group.
For details, please click this link.
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FAMILIES UNITED THROUGH ADOPTION
For more info call: 923-8253.
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HOMESCHOOLING GROUPS
There are many wonderful homeschool groups in our community. Click here to see a complete listing.
For details, please click this link.
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Ongoing
MOMS CLUB OF CHARLOTTESVILLE - SOUTH
MOMS Club of Charlottesville - South.
The Charlottesville MOMS Club is an activity and support group for at-home
moms. Please contact one of the membership people listed below for a
calendar of our daily activities. Activities include monthly meetings,
speakers, playgroups, park days, crafts, outings, MOM's night out, and much
more. All moms are welcome! There are 2 chapters in C'ville. For those
living North of Barracks Rd or the 250 bypass, email: Karen at
momsclubnorth@usnetizen.com. For those living South of Barracks or the 250 bypass, email: Lisa at cvillemoms@gmail.com
Meets weekly, call for day and time.
For details, please click this link.
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Ongoing, Mondays
SINGLE MOTHER'S NETWORK
Charlottesville Area Community Foundation.
Do you feel isolated as a single mom? Overwhelmed with legal, financial, Housing and insurance needs? Want to share your concerns about child-rearing and childcare? Want support and companionship from other single moms?
Do you need support, encouragement, and information? Find the Support You Need
953 Second Street, SE Charlottesville, VA.
6 to 7:30pm.
$Donations are accepted to cover costs.
Special Needs Accommodation: Babysitting provided
Contact: Dr. Robin Eliason.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 293-2222 ext. 27.
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SPECIAL NEEDS KIDS OF C'VILLE GROUP
This group was created for parents of special needs kids in the Charlottesville and surrounding areas to network with other parents, and find resources to benefit our special kids. Topics of interest can include education, childcare, healthcare, fun, vacationing, support, and all that pertains to the unique challenges and joys of raising children with special needs in our area. Professionals and parents alike are welcome to join our group with the objective of helping others (and ourselves) in the journey of parenting and beyond. All members wishing to join, please tell us about yourself and why you'd like to be a part of our group. Please introduce yourself when you become a member! All new members will be on moderation for a temporary period, in order to deter spamers only. Opinions and experiences welcome, but no flaming will be tolerated on the list, or moderated status will be given, without notice.
Email: newforestfarm@mindspring.com.
For details, please click this link.
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SPECIAL NEEDS KIDS OF CHARLOTTESVILLE
This group is for parents, family members, friends, loved ones, and professionals of kids with special needs in the Charlottesville and surrounding areas. The group welcomes all who are interested in networking with other parents for information, resources, and those who wish to support other families with children who have special needs. Albemarle, Fluvanna, Green, Louisa, Nelson, Augusta, Orange, Madison, and other surrounding counties are all welcome.
For details, please click this link.
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KIDSITTING
Need some time off to catch up on some errands or go out to dinner? Do you have a plan for when the kids are off from school? A few businesses around town offer extra special child care/recreation programs for just such occasions.
All ages welcome.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
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June 5 through 7, Thursday through Saturday
25TH ANNUAL HOMESCHOOL CONVENTION & EDUCATIONAL FAIR
Home Educators Association of Virginia.
Educationally minded parents, as well as homeschoolers, are invited to the 25th Annual Convention sponsored by Home Educators Association of Virginia. The convention offers more than 110 workshops spanning everything from financial literacy to filmmaking to teaching reading and writing. Meet "America's Cheapest Family," attend Dave Ramsey's "Financial Peace University," get started at four FREE How-to-Begin sessions, and much more. Plus, all attendees receive a free CD packed with fabulous resources valued at more than $200.
Greater Richmond Convention Center.
For details, please click this link.
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Sundays
RADIO TALK SHOW "EXPLORING OPTIONS FOR CHILDREN'S HEALTH" ON WVAX 1450AM
Holistic Pediatrics & Prax Chiropractic.
Join Doctors Brian and Jennifer Prax along with Dr. Eric Rydland this Sunday at 8:30am for "Exploring Options for Children's Health". This week they'll be discussing healthy food alternatives to improve your child's nutrition! Upcoming topics including The Vaccination Dilemma, Why Supplement a child's diet?
Local Radio on WVAX 1450 AM.
8:30 to 9am.
$free.
Contact: Jennifer Prax.
Email: info@chiroprax.com.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 977-5433.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE FAMILY BIKE AND HIKE CLUB
Charlottesville Family Bike Club.
The Family Bike and Hike Club organizes family rides and hikes in Charlottesville and seasonal day trips on bike trails in and around central Virginia and Washington, D.C.(Monuments, Rock Creek Park/Zoo, Potomac River/Mt. Vernon, C&O Canal, etc.)
All ages welcome.
Contact: Taylor Bowen.
Email: taylor@cvillefamilybikeclub.org.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 293-8190.
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CVILLE WORKING MOMS
Cville Working Moms is a group for Charlottesville area women who are juggling the art of parenting with the work of earning a paycheck. Gatherings include a monthly lunch on a weekday, a playdate with children and partners/spouses (if applicable) on a Saturday each month, and we'll plan some evening Mom's Nights Out.
For details, please click this link.
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Ongoing, Wednesdays
GERMAN PLAYGROUP
Instructor is a native speaker with extensive experience teaching young children. The kids learn through fun activities such as games, crafts, and songs.
Call for location and times.
$free.
Recommended for ages 4 to 7.
Contact: Monique VanLandingham or Wendi Rushmann.
Email: moniquevanl@hotmail.com.
Reservations are required.
For more info call: 295-4027.
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starting February 13, Tuesday and ongoing 2nd Tuesdays of each month.
MOMS AND DADS WITH TODDLERS AND PRESCHOOLERS PLAYGROUP
Rebecca Perini.
Babies, Toddlers and Preschoolers! Bring your Moms or Dads to a new Charlottesville playgroup -- the second Tuesday of each month, beginning Tuesday, February 13, at 9:30am. Active, safe, fun and inexpensive are the goals of this playgroup! Moms and Dads get to enjoy interesting company while our children get to do the same! Meet other moms and dads while children play at local parks and playgrounds, read in the libraries, and socialize with each other at Cville Coffee or the Discovery Museum. Hope to see you there!
First playgroup meeting - McGuffey Park near Downtown Mall.
Directions: McGuffey Park is 2 blocks north of the Downtown Mall, sitting just above the McGuffey Arts Center.
9:30am.
Recommended for ages 0 to 6.
Contact: Rebecca Perini.
Email: rperini@adelphia.net.
For more info call: 242-0767.
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2nd and 4th Thursdays of the Month
MOPS, MOTHERS OF PRESCHOOLERS
Crozet United Methodist Church.
MOPS stands for Mothers of Preschoolers, a dynamic program designed to nurture mothers with children from infancy through kindergarten. MOPS is a relevant and caring network, making moms better moms through trusted resources and relationships. Feel free to drop by or call with any questions.
Crozet United Methodist Church.
Directions: From I-64 take exit 107. Go east on Rte.250 and take a left at the traffic light onto Crozet Ave. After approximately 1 mile the church is on the left at the corner of Crozet Ave and Jarmans Gap Rd.
7 to 9pm.
$7; First Meeting Free.
All ages welcome.
Contact: Cheryl Carroll.
Email: gardenof5@adelphia.net.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 823-8223.
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Ongoing, Thursdays
PRESCHOOL PLAYGROUP FOR CHILDREN WITH AND WITHOUT DISABILITIES
Charlottesville Parks and Recreation.
City of Charlottesville Parks and Rec Department is hosting a playgroup for children up to 5 years old with & without disabilities and their parents.
Carver Recreation Center.
Directions: On 4th street connected to the Jefferson School (off of Preston or Main street.).
10 to 11:30am.
$free.
Contact: Wandae Johnson-Williams.
Email: johnsonw@charlottesville.org.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 970-3269.
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STUDENTS WITH CHILDREN
Students With Children.
Network with other parents who're also attending the University of Virginia. Organized by the Office of the Dean of Students. Call for location and
times.
Call for location and times.
Email: studentswithchildren@virginia.edu.
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June 13, Friday
STEPPING OVER THE LINES--YOUNG WOMEN'S RISK-TAKING, TIME FOR CONCERN
Women's Health Virginia.
Concerned or curious about behaviors that pose risks to the health and wellness of girls, teens and young women? Want to them to make better choices? Then come out for the Womens Health Virginia 11th Annual Conference on Womens Health.
Alumni Hall.
Directions: 211 Emmet Street, Charlottesville, VA.
8am to 4:40pm.
$40-$75.
All ages welcome.
Email: mail@womenshealthvirginia.org.
Reservations are required.
For details, please click this link.
For more info call: 220-4500.
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Ongoing
FREE SMOKE DETECTOR PROGRAM FOR CITY RESIDENTS
City of Charlottesville.
The Free Smoke Detector Program provides free smoke detector(s) for City of Charlottesville VA residents ONLY. This includes the smoke detector and the installation all free of charge. Call the Fire Department's Neighborhood Safety Hotline 970-3245 or use our online email form.
$FREE.
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For more info call: 970-3245.
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Ongoing
STUDY EXAMINING STRESS DURING PREGNANCY
Researchers at UVA Health System are interested in how women experience and deal with stress during pregnancy. Six weeks of relaxation training will be provided to half of the participants. Researchers will also examine how coping strategies affect the course of the pregnancy and the health of the infant. You may be eligible if at the beginning of the 2nd trimester, feel stressed, and do not yet have any children. You will be paid for your participation. Call 243-5243. IRB HSR # 12234
University of Virginia.
Recommended for ages 18 to 40.
Contact: Andrea Chambers.
Email: aschambers@virginia.edu.
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For more info call: 243-5243.
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