The second session of the Parenting in Action programme took place last Thursday at Queen Wilhelmina Library.
SABA--The Public Health Department of Saba streamed the second session of the Parenting in Action (PIA) Programme live via its Facebook page on Thursday, April 21. The topic of the session was: Healthy Choices, Happy Kids: Supporting your child’s health.
The session was hosted by Carol Irvine–Skinner of Saba Comprehensive School (SCS) and Public Health Nurses Tedisha Gordon and Jenneke van Bussel. The guest speakers for the evening were medical intern Rimke Romee de Kroon, health promoter Allan Carolina and registered nurse/personal trainer Kemaul Lee. The session was held at Queen Wilhelmina Library in The Bottom.
Some of the topics that were discussed during this session were: child obesity and how to prevent this, healthy nutrition and exercise for children, the importance of sleep for healthy child development and efficient use of screen time for children.
The objective of the Parenting in Action Programme is to share knowledge and give support for the most challenging job in the world – being a parent. The programme aims to empower parents in guiding their children’s healthy development through information and support. A new topic is presented every six weeks.
