WELCOME TO UPLIFT FAMILIES!
UPLIFT FAMILIES is my initiative to connect parents with information, resources and programs that help them acquire knowledge and skills to raise loving, responsible, and happy children.
We believe that strong parent-child relationships are the key to providing children with tools and encouragement to make healthy and safe choices in their lives, keeping them free from drugs, alcohol, violence, crime and pornography. This UPLIFT FAMILIES program includes web-based resources, social media experiences, educational materials and periodic conferences on parenting and family issues.
Please enjoy our new website and resource center! We are always eager to hear your comments and feedback, you can always share your thoughts with us by clicking here.
Sincerely,
Jeanette Herbert
First Lady of Utah
UPLIFT FAMILIES ON KUTV's FRESH LIVING
(KUTV) -- With the beginning of a New Year we all think about new beginnings and setting goals. Today on Fresh Living Margaret Wahlstrom, Uplift Families Director of Communications and Public Relations, joined the hosts to discuss how parents can approach setting goals for their family.
ARTICLES
Hope is Our Greatest Future By Dr. Gregory A. Hudnall
POSTED BY Uplift Families on February 06, 2019
At times, parenting can be one of the most difficult challenges because, unfortunately, children do not come with an instruction manual. As parents, we hope that our children will grow up in a safe environment and have a happy childhood. While the chances are good that will happen, it seems increasingly difficult to achieve. We live in a changing environment that continues to put additional pressure on us and, sometimes, even more pressure on our children.
1 Skill To Improve Calmness For The Whole Family By Nicholeen Peck
POSTED BY Uplift Families on January 27, 2019
While swimming with my family one day the calmness of our pool experience was interrupted by one very loud, very stressed mother. If only this mother was able to see the hearts of her children and everyone else in the pool area. If she could have taken a moment to do just one simple skill she, and everyone else in the pool, would have had an entirely different swimming experience.
The Three W’s of Disciplining Children by Debra Washburn
POSTED BY Uplift Families on January 19, 2019
Successful parents establish specific rules and then implement consequences when rules are broken. They do this as close to 100% of the time as possible and they do it without name calling or insulting! (At least most of the time!)
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