Parenting Tools In Spanish

When we are really honest with ourselves, we must admit that our lives are all that really belongs to us. So it is how we use our lives that determines what kind of people we are. It is my deepest belief that only by giving our lives do we find life. I am convinced that the truest act of courage is to sacrifice ourselves for others in a totally nonviolent struggle for justice.
—César Chávez (1927–1993)
If you want to learn more about the powerful, tireless and inspired work of Cesar Chavez, check out the Cesar Chavez Foundation. And below are the Confident Parents, Confident Kids’ tools translated into Spanish. If you are an educator who works with Spanish-speaking families, I hope you’ll consider sharing these resources.
CPCK Tools and Resources in Spanish:
- Mi Plan de Seguridad Emocional – Se que mis hijos aprenden a manejar las emociones de mi modelo cuando estoy enojado y ansioso. Yo se que mi hijo actuara de la misma manera que yo lo hago cuando estoy estresado. Tener un plan listo y ensayado me ayudara a modelar como quiero enseñarles a manejar sus emociones. In English: The Family Emotional Safety Plan – This is a short planning worksheet that asks simple questions to plan for those moments when emotions feel overwhelming.
- La Promesa Global de Lealtad – Global Pledge of Allegiance
- Esperanzas para Nuestros Hijos, Esperanzas para la Crianza – Hopes and Dreams of Parents and for Children relative to social and emotional skills
- Promesa Familiar de Pelear Justamente – Fighting Fairly Family Pledge
- Conociendote – Family “Get to Know You” Form to complete and send to teachers
- Serie de Discusion de SEL para Padras e Cuidadores – CASEL Caregivers Discussion Series, an eight-session dialogue series for parents on learning about social and emotional learning in family life.
- A Healthy Coping Strategies List – This parenting tool can be used by families to guide each member to write out their own favorite healthy coping strategies. It can be posted and used as a gentle reminder when upset or challenging emotions are raised so that children have calm down strategies at the ready.

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