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Summer 2017 Newsletter
Program spotlight of Make Parenting A Pleasure, staff and board member profiles, photo gallery and more
Winter 2017 Newsletter
Program spotlight of Program for Young Parents, staff and board member profiles, and photo gallery
Fall 2016 Newsletter
Program spotlight of The Joy of Grandparenting, staff member profile, and a photo gallery
Parenting Against the Odds – Supporting Families November 2016
Program spotlight of Healthy Families, fun summer events with Parenting Now!, and board member profile
Thoughtful parenting styles, profile of Incredible INFANTs group, results of curriculum study, agency news
Pinwheel campaign for prevention of child abuse and neglect, ways to prevent child abuse, profile of Healthy Families program
October 2014 Newsletter with Social Media Safety Tips
Plus our classified ads and news about fundraisers
April 2014 Child Abuse Prevention
Read about our pinwheel campaign, plus learn about recognizing and preventing child abuse and neglect
Fall 2013 General Newsletter
Read about parenting with – and despite – technology, and learn about our new executive director. As usual, our classified ads are included!
Spring 2013 General Newsletter
Read profiles of alumni and catch up on Parenting Education Week activities, plus news about the organization and classified ads
Fall 2012 General Newsletter
This issue is all about traditions and their role in our family’s life. We’ve included information about avoiding the ‘holidaze’ that can occur in December if we aren’t intentional about our traditions.
Spring 2012 General Newsletter
Fathers are the theme of this issue. Read articles about fathering as well as people’s memories of their dads. Plus news about Birth To Three, ideas for inexpensive gifts and our classified ads.
Winter 2012 General Newsletter
Take care of yourself! This newsletter provides articles and perspectives on self-care, step-parenting, parenting through divorce and financial health, as well as our classified ads and information on Birth To Three’s programs.
Fall 2011 General Newsletter
Parenting and grandparenting are the subjects covered in this newsletter. Read about Birth To Three and our classified ads, too!
Spring 2011 General Newsletter
This newsletter celebrates parenting! Our information includes parent-child activities for spring and summer as well as resources and support for parenting. Plus Birth To Three news and classified ads.
Winter 2011 General Newsletter
“Brain Power” provides information about how a child’s brain develops and functions. Plus a “Top 10” list for parents, news about Birth To Three — including a photo contest that benefits us, and our staff’s “green” work — and classified ads.
Fall 2010 General Newsletter
“This Side Up” applies to positioning babies for sleeping! Read about the campaign as well as what children stress about and DVDs/CDs available to parents in our groups. Classified ads, too, and a profile of a couple who donate regularly to Birth To Three. Or, consider buying a plaque for a brick at our front door!
Summer 2010 General Newsletter
Focus on safety, including sunscreens, car seats and accident prevention at home; back-to-school preparations; and Birth To Three news
Early Summer 2010 General Newsletter
Articles include: when a baby won’t stop crying; honoring fathers; celebrating donors and volunteers
Spring 2010 General Newsletter
Profiles of past and current parent groups; info on ‘baby blues’, Parent HelpLine, 4-year-old donor.
March 2010 General Newsletter
Articles about Squishtivities®, Birth To Three’s library, the Parent HelpLine, the Lane County Children’s Photo Contest and our classified ads.
Winter 2010 General Newsletter
Includes parent/alumni tips on rainy day activities and “A Bug and a Wish,” as well as Birth To Three news.
Fall 2009 Parenting Matters! Newsletter
All about coping with holiday stresses, the H1-N1 flu, children’s vision, and more.
September-October 2009 Alumni Newsletter
This issue focuses on transitions, grief and loss, and how we can help children cope. Plus a grandparents’ corner and other info!