Participant Limit 25
Contact Info Laura
childbirthed@womans.org
225-231-5475
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Children
Body Basics for Boys
Learning how their bodies grow, what changes to expect during puberty, and how to take care of themselves are valuable lessons for preteens. Body Basics offers those lessons in separate classes for girls ages 9 - 12 and boys ages 10 - 13. Both classes include informal, open discussions, a film presentation, and take home materials. Each class also includes a brief and simple introduction to the opposite sex. It is recommended that a parent or trusted adult accompany each preteen. By taking the class together, you and your preteen can continue these important discussions at home.
- $15 per child
$15.00 {Regular Fee}
The class was great! The presenter made my son feel comfortable and the content was easy for him to understand. I will be recommending this class to his friends parents.
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Available Classes
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07.30.13 | 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm | New Campus Conference Rms 1 & 2 |
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09.10.13 | 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm | New Campus Conference Rms 1 & 2 |
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11.19.13 | 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm | New Campus Conference Rm 1 |
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Special Instructions
This class is for boys ages 10 - 13 and their parent.
Registration Instructions: Please register under the child's name. The parent or guardian should register as the guest. If registering more than one child, simply add the class more than once to "My Schedule" before finishing registration. Each class will collect attendee and parent name.
Notify Resources for Women if you need assistance due to a disability recognized by the ADA.
This class is for boys ages 10 - 13 and their parent.
Registration Instructions: Please register under the child's name. The parent or guardian should register as the guest. If registering more than one child, simply add the class more than once to "My Schedule" before finishing registration. Each class will collect attendee and parent name.
Notify Resources for Women if you need assistance due to a disability recognized by the ADA.
