Welcome to Parenting: Babies come with a manual afterall!

At Thinking Cap we value the opinions of our clients and employees. We always consider their ideas, feedback and solutions. They are the backbone of our products, and the reason why we work hard every day to ensure we deliver a product that is innovative, simple to use and effective.

Wouldn’t it be a relief to know that everything you need to know about your pregnancy, labor and delivery was in one place? Well, thanks to the folks at The Phoenix Centre for Children & Families this dream program actually exists.

Created by experts in prenatal education, child development and parenting, the Welcome to Parenting program is designed to provide all the critical information needed to experience pregnancy and parenthood in the most positive way possible.

After several years of research and authoring, Phoenix have launched their Welcome to Parenting website, a combination of elearning courses in a more social learning environment.

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    Competency Maps

    These three competency maps take new parents through the first three key stages of parenting: Prenatal, Birth to Six Months and Seven to Twelve Months. Each learning path provides a weekly online class with all of the information you will need.

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    Parenting Q & A:

    Parents and experts drive this discussion forum, by asking questions and providing their answers. The most relevant questions and the best answers are voted for to help ensure parents are getting the top answers first (with experts' responses always appearing at the top of the answers).

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    Topics:

    Just in time learning was provided for in this collection of all of the elearning materials and discussions sorted by topic.

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    Parent Zones:

    All parents are assigned to parent zones based on their parenting role and their child's birth date. These Parent Zones allow parents and experts to post messages to this smaller group of parents.


For more information on the Welcome to Parenting program, visit their website at www.WelcomeToParenting.com