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A young Black mother and her toddler playing on the bed.

This is an excerpt from Alabama Extension Human Sciences 2025 Program Guide, FCS-2500. Find all sections of the publication at www.aces.edu. Contact your county Extension office for more information on how to participate in local programs or email aceshse@auburn.edu.

The following are Extension’s digital and in-person programs related to parenting education:

Just in Time Parenting Newsletter Visit JITP.info to view or download 40 newsletters covering the early years, prenatal to 5 years of age. Tips, information, and ideas for fun are presented by the national JITP team. You can subscribe to this free newsletter in English or Spanish.

Emerging Relationships is a research-based curriculum that aligns with national standards for school-based health education for use in both school and community settings. It is grounded in the six principles of Positive Youth Development (character, caring, confidence, connection, competence, and contribution) and equips youth 10-12 years old with skills to form healthy relationships with themselves and their peers.

Tuning in to Kids Parenting Education is a six-session research-based program offering ways to understand and motivate children to develop emotional intelligence. Evidence shows behavioral improvements and more confidence. Fathers, mothers, and any caregiver or child care provider will learn effective communication and calming techniques. Facilitator Training Certification is available.