Family Development Resources, Inc. is committed to adapting
the Nurturing Program's activities, without changing the
basic philosophy of Nurturing Parenting, to meet the specific
cultural needs of diverse ethnic, racial and social populations
who comprise the multi-cultural fabric of our society.
African-American
Families
 Enhancing
Nurturing Parenting Skills in African American Families
is a supplement to any of the Nurturing Programs. The program
has four content areas with four 1-1/2 to 2 hour activities
for a total of 32 hours of education.
African-American parents discuss difference and its place
in America, spirituality and the importance of the Black
Church, the slave experience and how it has influenced Black
parenting patterns, ways to transcend oppression, how to
teach a dual consciousness, and teaching children to access
resources.
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Christian
Parenting Program
 "Nurturing
God's Way" Parenting Program for Christian Families,
written by Sue Laney and Nancy McClure, is a parenting program
designed specifically for parents who utilize the scripture
of the Bible to guide their parenting attitudes and practices.
This cultural adaptation of the Nurturing Parenting Program®
incorporates the basic philosophy of nurturing parenting
while assisting parents in strengthening their relationship
with God, modeling Christian principles and building a nurturing
Christian family lifestyle.
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Crianza
con Cariño® (Materials in Spanish)
 Family
Development Resources is dedicated to creating parenting
programs that meet the needs of Spanish-speaking families.
Programs, videos, instructional aids and assessment tools
have been developed and normed for Hispanic families and
are available for you to purchase online.
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section
For Hmong
Parents and Adolescents
 This
cultural adaptation of the Nurturing Parenting Program®
for Parents and Adolescents was developed for and by Hmong
families living in the United States.
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For Hmong Parents and Adolescents
Multicultural
Parenting Education Guide
 “Understanding
Cultural Parenting Values, Traditions and Practices”
Increase your awareness, understanding and sensitivity
to the uniquenesses of some of the cultures that make up
American society. Specially written for professionals in
the helping fields. Cultures covered in this guide include:
Mexican, Puerto Rican, El Salvadoran, Hmong, Cambodian,
Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese, African American,
Filipino, Hawaiian, Chilean, Laotion.
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the Multicultural Guide
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