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LEARNING
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CHILD LEARNING CENTER
HUNTERDON COUNTY YMCA
1410 Route 22 West, Annandale
A GREAT PLACE TO GROW!
Infants, Toddlers & Preschool
www.hcymca.org • 908-236-0055
S e p t e m b e r W e l c o m e B a c k l u n C h e o n
t o a n n o u n C e n e W I n I t I a t I v e S
The Woman's Club of Tewksbury Township will host their annual
Welcome Back Luncheon at the Oldwick Manor on Tuesday, September 11
at 9:30 am. Please join us to visit with old and new friends and hear
what amazing projects are planned for the upcoming year! The cost for the
lunch is $20 for Members and $15 for Guests. Guests may become members
by attending two General Meetings, paying membership and initiation dues,
completing an application and obtaining Board approval. New members
are always welcome! Come one, come all! Find out more at: www.
TewksburyWomansClub.com.
y o g a W I t h t h e p t S a !
You're invited to take a Yoga break on Tuesdays from 6:15 - 7:15 pm! Open to
parents, students and the community! Mixed-level yoga class with instructor Lisa
Perry in NHHS Room 234. $5 per participant. Bring a mat/blanket and towel.
Drop-ins are welcome, or to reserve a spot email: lisa@yogaatthefarm.org
Proceeds support PTSA events. Become a part of PTSA and help our students
have the best year ever!
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p a r t n e r S h I p F o r h e a l t h
m o n t h l y S t r e S S r e d u C t I o n t I p S
This month it's time to look at some ways to ease back into the
school year to make it as stress-free as possible for all members of
the family. It's a fact that this time of year is stressful, but according to the
American Psychological Association, developing resilience as part of a child's
development is the most important factor in overcoming the negative effects of
daily stress. Building resilience starts by providing a sense of security through
established family routines and consistency whenever possible in all aspects of
life, from set meal and sleep times to built-in free times several times a week.
Fostering a close, warm relationship among family members is also important
in developing resilience. Children learn they have people in their life to count
on and start to become able to count on their own judgment and strength
for encouragement in stressful situations. This webpage from the APA has
great information and resilience tips: www.apa.org/topics/parenting/
resilience-tip-tool.aspx. It's worth looking at for a more complete picture
of how to give our children this ability that will serve to decrease their stress
over the rest of their life. Check it out!
"We know that in September, we will wander
through the warm winds of summer's wreckage.
We will welcome summer's ghost." ~ Heny Rollins
