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Baptist Children’s Hospital Presents: Having Everything, But Appreciating Nothing -- Living In an Age Of Excess

09-16-2009

Do your kids want the latest video games? The most expensive sneakers?  A new cell phone? An exotic vacation? Where does it end? Parents of school-age children are invited to a community program, “Having Everything, but Appreciating Nothing: Living in an Age of Excess,” Thursday, November 5, from 7-9 p.m., in the auditorium at Baptist Children’s Hospital, 8900 N.  Kendall Drive.

Psychologist Gary Lancelotta, Ph.D., will review the kinds of messages parents give their children regarding money, material goods and wealth.  He’ll discuss:
 • Raising children while managing financial pressures.
 • Giving monetary allowances.
 • Gift giving and receiving.
 • Promoting a healthy appreciation for hard work and self-sufficiency.
 • How to respond when children seem spoiled or unappreciative.

The fee for the program is $5, and must be paid in advance.  To reserve your space and make your payment, please call 786-596-3812.
 
Note: The program is not intended for children. 



Contact: Barbara Moore; 786-596-6534

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