April 18 2013

Intentional Parenting and a Cute Child

Child Development Tips empowerment, intentional parenting

Okay, this may be a brazen attempt at showing off a cute child…but also a good example of what can happen when intentional parenting helps a child feels empowered and confident. (Beware, some Jay-Z lyrics in the background may be offensive to some…)

“My kids won’t stop talking about all the cool things they did, the friends they made, and how badly they want to return next year to Camp Kupugani.”

Parent

“Our kids have been growing, learning, and enjoying themselves at Camp Kupugani since 2007. The dedicated and diverse leadership and staff provide a safe, encouraging, well-rounded, and valuable experience for campers. Campers learn from and with each other how to value differences, create meaningful connections and thrive.”

Parent

“This camp is amazing and exceeded my expectations. I went for a Mother / Daughter Weekend to reconnect with my daughter and we did that for sure. Thank you Camp Kupugani! My daughter loved it so much we immediately signed up for the 2-week girls-only session for the following summer.”

Parent

“I love camp because it is a safe place to be myself without being criticized for it.”

Camper

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Intentional Parenting and a Cute Child

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