Recruitparents.com Website Review

Congratulations! You're on a new journey to becoming a Marine Parent. The pride is indescribable, but you may feel you are in a different world with a whirlwind of emotions and never-ending questions. RecruitParents.com is here to help you get through boot camp. The RecruitParents.com roadmap includes information about recruit training (boot camp), schedules, terminology, expectations, and perhaps most importantly, venues to talk with other parents-novices just like you, as well as expert parents who've been down this road and experienced the same uncertainties and pride. > I feel more pride, more compas*ion, more respect...for my son. Being > here on this site has been the difference. I read how all the other > in this together and I'm very happy about that. I hope that you find > the peace and comfort that I have found here with MarineParents.com.. SERVICES OF RECRUITPARENTS.COM, A PROGRAM OF MARINEPARENTS.COM: core values of the Marine Corps: honor, courage and commitment. Your recruit will leave home a child and return 13 weeks later a Marine. We know this transition can be difficult for parents, so we offer the following free services and programs to help you through these 13 Use the links at the left to access recruit training topics, message boards , graduation information, travel planning, a What's After Boot Be sure to sign up for our Recruit Parents Newsletter and our Marine Parents Newsletter. These e-newsletters are sent out bi-weekly on alternating Wednesdays of every month. These newsletters will help you not only through boot camp, but also through each additional phase of graduating with your recruit. Share the emotions with other folks that really do understand what you're feeling Our online store offers Marine Corps wear, memorabilia, graduation t-shirts, and graduation announcements. All proceeds support parents' needs to find information and to Connect & Share™ with one another during deployments. Our free services, connections and