“You better not shout!” How to maintain family peace during the jolly season.
Who’s being naughty and nice at your house?
Join a positive parenting session on Monday, Dec. 12, 7-9 pm to remind you how to maintain goodwill during this season of celebration.
Touch base with positive parenting principles and share with other parents.Make the two hour informal workshop a holiday gift to your family. Remember what fun it is to ride the one horse open sleigh of positive parenting.
7-9 pm Monday, Dec. 12. RSVP to susan.tordella@gmail.com and admission is $15, 2 for $20 (bring a spouse or friend). Bring payment.
$20 at the door, 2 for $25 Drop-ins and babes in arms welcome.
Mark your calendar for the January Positive Parenting Forum — Monday, Jan. 9, 7-9 pm, same place, at Exit 31, Route 495 near IBM in Littleton, Mass.
DIRECTIONS
NOTE: It’s CRITICAL to enter the old Mill building through the correct door.
From Rt. 110 in either direction, go to the intersection of Rt. 119 and turn north to I-495. The building is the first building on the left after the turn.
From locations South, take I-495 North to Exit 31 at Rt. 119. At the end of the ramp turn left. The mill building is on the right hand side.
From Boston, take Rt. 2 West, then take I-495 North to Exit 31/Rt. 119. Take ramp right and left at the stop sign. Mill building is on the right.
From Boston, take Rt. 2 West to the Concord Rotary, then take Rt. 2A/119 West. Follow it to Rt. 110 in Littleton center. The Mill Building is just after the intersection on the left. This route is shorter from Boston but may be a little slower.
From locations North, take I-495South to Exit 31/Rt. 119. At the end of the ramp, go right onto Rt. 119, over the freeway. The Mill building will be on the right.
Parking: The most convenient parking is the lot closest to the intersection of Rt. 119 and Rt. 110 at the sign for Cloak and Dagger. Go to the back of the parking lot and take the steps up to the loading dock. Enter the red door on your right with a sign on it that says “Creating Life Studio.” Take the stairs to the top floor to the studio.
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