Uljin-gun Family Center Conducts Parenting Capacity Building Education at Joint Childcare Sharing Space

Child Growth and Development Play Coaching

The Gyeongbuk Uljin-gun Family Center (Director Lee Jang-chul) conducted a parent empowerment education session for infants and toddlers on the 21st at the Uljin-gun Lifelong Learning Center's Co-Parenting Sharing Space.

Uljin-gun Family Center conducted a parent capacity-building education program at the Cooperative Childcare Sharing Center.

This education targeted parents raising children aged 6 to 20 months, aiming to support the healthy growth and development of their children through understanding play activities that aid child development.

The program was conducted as experiential activities involving both parents and children, among which sensory play using vinyl and bean transferring play activities, which can be easily utilized at home, were the most popular among parents.

The Co-Parenting Sharing Space currently operates with 9 families grouped together, conducting various experiential activities through talent donations from participating parents, and also runs regular after-school programs for elementary care.

Director Lee Jang-chul of the County Family Center stated, “We will do our best to activate service provision to prevent care gaps for children of dual-income families, supporting the creation of a community care culture and work-family balance.”

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