Parenting through the Toddler years: Introductory Workshop
Workshop for parents/caregivers with children 12-36 months
The first three years of life are when your child's most dramatic brain development occurs. During these early years, parents have the profound opportunity to nurture their child’s cognitive, social, and emotional development through connected, responsive parenting. This workshop seeks to support parents of toddlers by offering a glimpse into their child's rapidly developing brain, an overview of typical developmental milestones, and guidelines for setting developmentally appropriate expectations (“When is my son old enough to know how to share his toys?” “Why does my daughter run away when I tell her to sit down?”). We will practice evidence-based positive discipline strategies to navigate challenging toddler behaviors and set appropriate limits, while maintaining a strong connection with your child through the toddler years.
This workshop leads to an in-depth, five-week Parenting Through the Toddler Years series.
Upcoming Sessions:
ON-DEMAND CLASS: $55 per household. Recording will be available for 2 weeks from purchase. REGISTER HERE
Email info@earlychildhoodmatters.org for registration details. Note - If you have a hotmail email address, our response emails might go to your spam.
If you would like to continue learning more about these strategies, we have an in-depth five week series that follows this workshop. If you miss a class or classes, don’t worry. You can join at anytime and get recorded playback for the others. More info on the series here.
We also have:
Potty Training 101 available! More info here.
Your Willful Preschooler for preschooler parents.
Email info@earlychildhoodmatters.org with any questions or if you have trouble registering. Note: We’ve had issues with our responses to Hotmail email addresses being undelivered or going to spam.
Also check out our virtual Parenting Through the Toddler Years 5-week series and popular Play n' Learn facilitated playgroup (playgroup will resume post-Covid).