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Fact: Babies cry. For tips on
how to soothe your crying
infact (and yourself!), go to
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Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources
Do you ever wonder if you're doing things right?
Are you worried about hurting your child?
Do you sometimes regret what you say to your kids?
Do you have questions you're afraid to ask?

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Being a parent or caregiver
is hard work.

Call the Parenting WARMLINE
at Family Resources for help. 

412-641-4546 
or
1-877-WARMLYN
(inside Allegheny County)

1-800-641-4546

(outside of Allegheny County)

or email at 
info@familyresourcesofpa.org



 

What is the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources?
A confidential telephone service with someone who understands what you're going through. 

That's what the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources is all about. It's a voice on the other end of the line who knows what you're going through. It's a trained person--another parent or child care giver--who will listen and help you with simple questions or complex situations.

There's no question too small. No problem too big. 

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Who calls the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources?
Parents * Relatives * Caregivers * Professionals

Kids can make you feel:
loving
supportive
valuable
fulfilled
proud
delighted

But, at other times, they can make you feel:

frustrated
exhausted/overwhelmed
resentful
inadequate
guilty
angry

There's nobody in the world who has all of the answers all of the time--and who never needs someone to talk to. Why try to go it alone when there's someone waiting to listen...and help?


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What concerns and problems do people call about?
Parents, relatives, and caregivers call the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources for any childrearing concern or parenting problem. Most calls are about:
Infants
  • crying
  • feeding
  • sleeping
Toddlers
  • tantrums/behavior problems/biting, etc.
  • toilet learning
  • sleep problems
Preschoolers
  • fears
  • behavior/discipline problems
  • separation anxiety
  • development
School-age children/Teenagers
  • peer pressure
  • sibling rivalry
Family Stresses
  • divorce/re-marriage/blended families
  • single parenting
  • grandparents raising grandchildren
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When can I call the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources?

When you feel you can't talk to even your best friend, the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources is there.

Hours: The Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources is available 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Because we know that some situations can't wait, there is a 24-hour answering service that will put someone in touch with you if you need to talk to someone right away.

Take the time to write this number down in the front of your telephone book so you won't be searching for it when you really need some help:

412-641-4546 or 1-877-WARMLYN
(inside Allegheny County)
or

1-800-641-4546

(outside Allegheny County)

It's a telephone number you might want to put right next to your doctor's...or your best friend's.

After 5 p.m. and on weekends, our phones are picked up by an answering service. Please allow for this. Someone will return your call promptly.

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What can I do?

Call the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources whenever you have a question or problem.

Don't wait "until the next time." When you feel frustrated, upset or just don't know what to feel, someone at the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources will listen and help.

Spread the news - share the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources with another parent.

Share the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources with someone you care about. It's a number every parent should have and use.

Help the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources. Consider volunteering or make a contribution.

Please call 412-641-4546 to request a volunteer information packet. You may make a tax-deductible donation to:

The Parenting WARMLINE
at Family Resouces
141 S. Highland Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15206

The Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources is a free telephone counseling service that provides non-medical information and support to parents.

Being a parent or caregiver is hard work.

With the Parenting WARMLINE at Family Resources
just a telephone call away,
you're never alone.

Family Resources is a United Way of Allegheny County member agency. The designation code for donor-directed gifts is 631.


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