This document provides information on responsible parenthood and family planning. It discusses responsible parenthood as meeting the needs and wants of the entire family, balancing the interests of husband and wife in achieving their goals of having healthy children. It emphasizes the parents' responsibility to care for their children's well-being through proper attention, time, love and providing a good future. The document also covers family planning methods like fertility awareness-based methods, lactational amenorrhea method, withdrawal method, and temporary methods like pills, IUDs, injectables and condoms. It discusses permanent methods like bilateral tubal ligation and vasectomy as well. Good communication and elements of a healthy relationship are also highlighted.

1. Responsible Parenthood and
Family Planning &
LEARNING PACKAGE
FOR PARENT
EDUCATION

2. Responsible Parenthood (Responsabling
Pagkaginikanan)
 Ang kagustuhan ug pagtubag sa panginahanglan ug mga pangandoy sa tibook
pamilya.
 Pagtambayayong sa kaakuhan tali sa bana ug asawa sa pagtuman sa ilang mga
pangandoy sa pagbaton ug mga anak nga himsog ang panglawas ug mahatagan
sa tanan nilang panginahanglan (socio-cultural & economic needs)

3.  Ang pinakaunang responsibilidad sa ginikanan mao ang paglantaw sa kaayohan
sa ilang anak pinaagi sa saktong pag-atiman, pagahin ug panahon, pagmahal ug
paghatag ug maayong kaugmaon.
Responsible Parenthood (Responsabling
Pagkaginikanan)

4.  Lakip sa responsibilidad sa mga ginikanan ang pagplano sa hustong gidaghanon
sa ilang mga anak ug pag lat-ang sa pagpanganak (3-5 years apart).
 Likayan usab nila ang dili planadong pagbuntis (unplanned pregnancy) nga
mahimong moresulta sa “unwanted children” ug ang gubot nga pagpuyo.
Responsible Parenthood (Responsabling
Pagkaginikanan)

5. Katungdanan ug Responsibilidad sa mga Ginikanan
ngadto sa ilang mga Anak
1. Paghigugma ug pag-atiman
2. Pagdisiplina
3. Pag-umol sa katakos nga makiglambigit sa uban
4. Paghatag ug hustong edukasyon
5. Pagbansay aron mahimong maayong lumolupyo
6. Pagtudlo sa paghatag ug bili sa salapi
7. Hustong pagasto sa kwarta
8. Pagiya sa espiritwal nga panginabuhi

6. Ang maayong kaminyoon adunay:
1. Pagsinabtanay ug pakigsaad
2. Gugma, respeto, pagsalig
3. Kamatinuoron, pag-ambitay sa pagtoo ug mga hunahuna
4. Abli nga komunikasyon
5. Kalig-ong pinansiyal
6. Kahimsog sa panglawas ug mapadayunong personal nga kalambuan
Mga Elemento sa Maayong Kaminyoon

7. COMMUNICATION
2 WAY PROCESS:
TALK ------------ LESTINER
PINAKAIMPORTANTE NGA LAMAS SA
KINABUHI NGA DIIN MAGBUHAT KA UG
MAAYONG RELASYON SA IMONG PAMILYA

8. COMMUNICATING
WITH MY
ADOLESCENT

9. SOME COMMUNICATION
GUIDELINES FOR YOU:
FIND “TEACHABLE MOMENTS”
BE ASKABLE

10. TEACHABLE MOMENTS:
a moment of education opportunity; are ideal times to
communicate with your child and teach him or her
something valuable in process
FEW TIPS:
1. Pay attention to your child’s interest.
2. Encourage questions.
3. Offer a little more that your child asks for.
4. Be easygoing about interruption.
5. Try a new approach.

11. ASKABLE PARENT
Dapat CLICKS sa iyang anak
C - can be easily approached.
L - listen
I - is willing to keep talking until adolescent is
satisfied the answer
C - can admit they do not have all the answers
K - knows what the adolescent is able to
understand
S - stimulates your adolescent to talk and interact

12. being an ASKABLE PARENT
is skill and an ART
A - ask
R - recognized/find
T - take time
> You are the primary sexuality educator of your
adolescent
> Remember that it is ok to feel uncomfortable
LISTEN, LISTEN...

13. WAYS TO GET ALONG WITH
YOUR ADOLESCENT
1. GIVE YOUR TIME
(quality time together with your child/children)
2. KEEP TALKING/STAY CONNECTED
(keep the lines of communication open)
3. BE CONSISTENT, FIRM AND FAIR
(once a rule is made, get them to agree and follow it)
4. USE POSITIVE DISCIPLINE
(is a necessary step in preparing them for adulthood. It
helps them shape their standards of behavior or norms)

14. HABITS OF EFFECTIVE PARENTING
Parenting is a lifetime profession. It is not something we can just leave and
give up. (NO TIMEOUT!)
S - study the Words/ Bible/ Koran daily
T - trust must be developed
A - admit and seek help with problems
R - recreation/leisure activities should be
shared/done together as a family
T - take time to support one another

15. OUR TEENAGERS NEED
1. ACCEPTANCE:
- A teenager who feels neglected and does not
receive emotional support at home or in school,
became insecure and inadequate in fulfilling
his/her goals in life
2. LOVE:
- Thru LOVE, a teenager develop the sense of
trust. Kind attention convinces a teenager of
his/her self-worth

16. OUR TEENAGERS NEED
3. APPRECIATION:
- one needs to feel that what he/she has done is
appreciated. Maybe shown through praises and
prizes.
4. SECURITY:
- they need to feel that the things and people
important to them will be available when they
need them. FEAR will cause one to stop trying.
5. MEANINGFUL COMMUNICATION:
- as teenagers mature, they ask many questions
about life and its various meanings. They need to feel
that there is more life than mere existence.

17. Planning the Family

18. Family Planning
Family planning is the voluntary and positive act of couples to plan
and decide:
the number of children they want
when to have the next baby
to use responsible means to achieve their desired number of children
to seek help so the childless couple will have children

19. Importance of FP
A planned family allows members more opportunities to enjoy
each other’s company with love and affection.
It enables the family to build savings for the improvement of
living standards and for use during emergencies.

20. Family Planning Methods
Temporary Methods
• Fertility-Awareness–based (FAB) methods
• involves the determination of the fertile and infertile periods of a woman
within the menstrual cycle
• Effectiveness depend on the couple’s ability to identify fertile and infertile
periods and motivation to practice abstinence when required.

21. Fertility Awareness Based Methods
• Billings Ovulation Method (BOM)
• Basal Body Temperature ( BBT)
• Symptothermal Method (STM)
• Standard Days Method (SDM) -

22. Billings ovulation method is a method in which women use their vaginal mucous to determine
their fertility. It does not rely on the presence of ovulation, rather it identifies patterns of potential fertility
and obvious infertility within the cycle, whatever its length. Effectiveness, however, is not very clear.

23. BASAL BODY TEMPERATURE – Is a fertility awareness base method – is a type of
natural Family Planning. You’re basal body temperature is your temperature when
you are fully at rest.

24. Symptothermal Method – Is an effective, co-operative, scientifically-based and
inexpensive method of natural Family Planning. It is based on the awereness of the
fertility of the couple.

25. STANDARD DAYS METHOD – Use an app. Or have a special string of beads, called
cycle-beads.

26. Lactational Amenorrhea Method (LAM) - When you exclusively breastfeed —
meaning you nurse at least every 4 hours during the day and every 6 hours at night,
and feed your baby only breast milk — your body naturally stops ovulating. ... That's
why breastfeeding-as-birth control

27. WITHDRAWAL METHOD - method of birth control in which a man, during sexual intercourse,
withdraws his penis from a woman's vagina prior to orgasm and then directs his ejaculate away from
the vagina in an effort to avoid insemination.

28. FP Temporary Methods
Pills prevents ovulation and thickens the
cervical mucus, which prevents the sperm
from entering the uterus.
Intra-uterine device (IUD)- prevents sperm
from meeting the egg.

29. FP Temporary Methods
Injectable –thickens the cervical mucus which
prevents sperm from entering the uterus, stops
ovulation and causes changes in the uterus and
fallopian tubes, which prevents fertilization
Condoms –worn over the penis during sexual
intercourse thus preventing the sperm from
entering the vagina.

30. FP Permanent Methods
More appropriate for couples that have decided to complete their number of
children and cease further pregnancies of the wife.
• Bilateral Tubal Ligation (BTL or female sterilization – a small incision is made in
the abdomen to gain access to the fallopian tubes, which are then cut and tied;
requires local anesthesia.
• Vasectomy (Non Scalpel Vasectomy) – a small puncture is made on the scrotum
to expose the vas deferens which is then cut and tied; requires local anesthesia.

31. Family Planning Methods

32. ASSIGNMENT NO. 6
CREATIVE WORK.
Propose a program in school or community that will raise the
awareness of the students and to help eliminate sexually transmitted
diseases especially among the youth.
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DEADLINE: OCTOBER 11,2020 (SUNDAY), 11:59 PM

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