Toilet Training and Signs of Readiness on 4/18/12 with Big City Moms
New Event Added: Tuesday February 7th, 2012 at 11:30am
Join me and Big City Moms
on February 7th, 2012 at 11:30am for
“Playing With Your Baby”
The first 6 months of your baby’s life are an incredible period of growth and a great opportunity for bonding. During this lunch you will learn about typical development and creative ways to support your baby through play. You’ll hear about developmentally appropriate ways to interact with your infant, with a focus on activities for when you’re cooped up in the cold weather. We’ll also disuss which baby items are must-haves and which are nice-to-haves. And, of course, there will be plenty of time for Q & A.”
Where:Kidville – 163 East 84th St
Cost: $35 for mom and baby in advance, $40 at the door
RSVP: lunch@bigcitymoms.com or 917-488-8542
Register: http://www.bigcitymoms.com/upcoming_02072012lunch.php
New Event: Tuesday February 7th, 2012 at 6pm
Join Dana’s Kids and TLB Music for a new workshop:
“Creating A Sibling Symphony”
on Tuesday February 7th at 6pm.
During this workshop parents will find out how to prepare their child for the arrival of a new sibling. We’ll talk about when to tell your child and how to help them transition into their new role as older brother or sister. We’ll also discuss “sibling rivalry” and some of the most common reasons why children fight. Parents will learn how to help siblings resolve conflict, when to intervene, and how to encourage a positive, loving relationship between their children.
Where: TLB Music 266 E 78th Street
Tickets: $25
For More Information and To Register for this class: 212-744-0404 or threelittlebirds@tlbmusic.com
Events Added: January, February, & March 2012!
Didn’t make it to an event or workshop in 2011? Don’t worry! Here is a list of some of what is coming up early in 2012.
(For more information and to sign up, click on the name of the event.)
Wednesday January 11th with Babybites Brooklyn:
Positive Discipline and Dealing With Temper Tantrums (birth-3)
During this workshop you will learn how to effectively use positive discipline and limit setting, to help your child begin to internalize “the rules” and learn self-control. We will discuss how consistency helps children feel safe and builds self-esteem, as well as how it reinforces discipline and limit setting. You’ll learn about developmentally appropriate expectations and think about your child’s temperament and your parenting style. Finally, we’ll talk about “fighting the battles worth winning” and how to handle temper tantrums. And, of course, there will be plenty of time for Q and A.
Tuesday January 17th with TLB Music:
Positive Discipline and Dealing with Temper Tantrums (birth-3)
During this workshop you will learn how to effectively use positive discipline and limit setting, to help your child begin to internalize “the rules” and learn self-control. We will discuss how consistency helps children feel safe and builds self-esteem, as well as how it reinforces discipline and limit setting. You’ll learn about developmentally appropriate expectations and think about your child’s temperament and your parenting style. Finally, we’ll talk about “fighting the battles worth winning” and how to handle temper tantrums. And, of course, there will be plenty of time for Q and A.
Tuesday February 7th with TLB Music:
In this workshop parents will find out how to prepare their child for the arrival of a new sibling. We’ll talk about when to tell your child and how to help them transition into their new role as older brother or sister. We’ll also discuss “sibling rivalry” and some of the most common reasons why children fight. Parents will learn how to help siblings resolve conflict, when to intervene, and how to encourage a positive, loving relationship between their children.
Wednesday March 7th with TLB Music:
Responsive Parenting and the Value of a Flexible Routine (birth-6)
Attendees of this seminar will consider their child’s temperament and age in an effort to help inform their parenting. Emotionally responsive parents reflect their child’s feelings and set consistent limits that help their children feel safe. Including a flexible routine allows children to feel secure, while also being able to manage typical changes in their routine.
Dana Rosenbloom, M.S. Ed.
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