Our children are not growing up in the same world that we did. Hiding and sheltering our children in our homes is not healthy. In the long run, it will not prepare them for life, and frankly, is just not an option. In this seminar, we will discuss ways that parents can teach their children situational awareness, self-reliance and other practical skills to better prepare them to become an asset to themselves, their families and their communities. As adults, we strive to be well-rounded. As parents, it is our responsibility to prepare our children and give them a head start. This can be done by incorporating games and activities that teach principles, while also strengthening relationships, building memories and having fun.
Different ages may need different techniques, but the principles are the same, and it is never too late to begin.
Our children are not growing up in the same world that we did. Hiding and sheltering our children in our homes is not healthy. In the long run, it will not prepare them for life, and frankly, is just not an option. In this seminar, we will discuss ways that parents can teach their children situational awareness, self-reliance and other practical skills to better prepare them to become an asset to themselves, their families and their communities. As adults, we strive to be well-rounded. As parents, it is our responsibility to prepare our children and give them a head start. This can be done by incorporating games and activities that teach principles, while also strengthening relationships, building memories and having fun.
Different ages may need different techniques, but the principles are the same, and it is never too late to begin.
Length: 3 hours
Time: Varies
Type: Classroom
Audience: Everyone
Prerequisites: None
What to Bring: Pen and paper for notes
Instructor: Veteran Special Forces and spouse
Topics covered:
Situational Awareness
Self-Reliance
Problem Solving
Self-defense Mindset and Skills
Teaching Children about firearms
Games and Activities to incorporate
Family Safety Plans
Family Standard Operating Procedures
