New Parent Support Program |
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Bldg. 1438 HOURS OF OPERATION New Parent Support Program Brochure (PDF)
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The New Parent Support Program (NPSP) is a professional team of registered nurses and licensed clinicians who provide supportive and caring services to military families who are expecting and/or with children from birth to five years of age. Through a variety of voluntary programs, including home visits and classes, the NPSP helps families learn to cope with stress, isolation, post deployment reunions, and the everyday demands of parenthood. WHAT IF WE’RE NOT NEW PARENTS? WHAT IF THIS ISN’T OUR FIRST BABY? |
CLASSES OFFERED
Please call about classes as all services are not in person and are currently provided telephonically.
BABY BOOT CAMP:
Baby Boot Camp is a class that provides information on labor & delivery, postpartum, breast-feeding, bottle feeding, and safety. The class emphasizes the father’s involvement and includes interactive demonstrations of basic infant care, such as bathing, diapering, and soothing a crying baby. This class is provided to expectant parents (both couples & singles). Participants must register prior to attending the class by calling the NPSP Office.
"LET'S TALK" PARENTING:
"Let's Talk" Parenting Classes are monthly one-hour sessions that include education to promote healthy child development and familial relationships, as well as give parents an opportunity to exchange dialogue with other parents regarding their parenting experiences. These classes are for PARENTS ONLY. Parents needing childcare during these classes are encouraged to contact the Child & Youth Programs Resource & Referral Office at 760.830.3349 a minimum of 2 weeks prior to the class they wish to attend. Parents will be responsible for the cost of their childcare. Participants must register prior to attending the class by calling the NPSP Office.
