Care Parenting Center

Care Parenting Center Parenting education, Life Skills education, encouragement and emotional support. Non-profit organization We are an affiliate with CARE Net. old and younger.

CARE Parenting Center, Is a safe, accepting and non-judgmental environment for pregnant moms, single dads, couples, or grandparents who may have custody of their grandchildren. We are also here for any parent who may just want to learn better parenting and life-skills. Care Net is a Christian network of crisis pregnancy/ parenting centers operating primarily in the United States, and is one of the

nation's two largest networks of crisis pregnancy centers. Our program is designed for children ages, 3yr. We provide a variety of parenting and life skills classes, that’s on the cutting edge and relevant to everyday struggles and learning needs. In addition, we offer “FREE” Childcare while parents are participating in classes. We also have a beautiful Mom’s Mart & Baby Boutique, stocked full of much needed baby items and stylish maternity clothing, etc. Every class the parent participates in they will earn merits, which works like money in our stores to purchase those much needed items. What’s even more exciting is, all our services are FREE! Yes, you read it right FREE! We do not receive ANY government funding. We are completely supported by our vast community of generous donors. Does this sound like something you would love to be a part of? If so, contact to schedule an intake appointment. 318-861-3232.

We have GREAT Dad’s! 💙💙💙
06/20/2026

We have GREAT Dad’s! 💙💙💙

We’re still cooking! Meet us on Tuesday’s at 2:15! Lots of fun is happening!🥰
06/07/2026

We’re still cooking! Meet us on Tuesday’s at 2:15! Lots of fun is happening!🥰

Save The Dates!
Cooking & Nutrition, is on the way with its Summer Sessions! 8- Merits!
These classes are always fun and exciting!

The month of June, is, Ready, Set and Go! Be sure to call and register for this week’s classes!🥰
06/07/2026

The month of June, is, Ready, Set and Go! Be sure to call and register for this week’s classes!🥰

Summer is here! Well, at least at the Parenting Center, where we’re starting just a tad bit early! Checkout everything that’s happening! We have a great time planned for you!

This happens on this Tuesday at 1:10! If you missed the first session, no problem! You can still join us🥰Call to registe...
06/07/2026

This happens on this Tuesday at 1:10! If you missed the first session, no problem! You can still join us🥰
Call to register on tomorrow!

Save The Dates!!!
This is one of our Summer Blockbusters!

🛑THIS IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!🛑
Call us and signup your youth! And you MUST sign a waiver!

06/07/2026

Please Take Note!🥰💙❤️💙❤️💙❤️

06/07/2026

FYI💙

Great Information!🥰
06/03/2026

Great Information!🥰

FYI🥰When Tantrums Get Physical: Responding with Safety & CalmWhen children hit, kick, bite, or throw during a tantrum, i...
06/03/2026

FYI🥰

When Tantrums Get Physical: Responding with Safety & Calm

When children hit, kick, bite, or throw during a tantrum, it is usually a sign that their nervous system is overwhelmed—not that they are “bad.”

In these moments, the goal is safety first, not punishment or shame.

Stay as calm as possible and use a steady, confident voice to communicate safety and boundaries.

You can gently block hitting hands or move unsafe objects while saying, “I won’t let you hurt me” or “I’m keeping everyone safe.”

Avoid yelling, threatening, or reacting aggressively, because intense reactions can increase dysregulation.

Remember that young children often do not have the skills to manage big emotions without support.

Keep your language short and simple because overwhelmed brains cannot process long explanations.

If possible, stay physically close while giving enough space for them to calm safely.

Once the storm has passed and your child is regulated again, that is the time to teach coping skills and boundaries.

Practice replacement behaviors later, like stomping feet, squeezing a pillow, asking for help, or using calming tools.

Children learn emotional regulation through repeated experiences of calm, safe support from trusted adults.

Holding boundaries with connection teaches children they are safe, even in their biggest emotions.



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Dads, join in on this exciting activity! This would be a great time for bonding.💙
06/02/2026

Dads, join in on this exciting activity! This would be a great time for bonding.💙

Address

1205 S Pointe Pkwy
Shreveport, LA
71105

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(318) 861-3232

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