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Raising toddlers and preschoolers is both joyful and demanding. These workshops help caregivers navigate big emotions, tricky transitions, and growing independence with greater ease. With expert support and relatable strategies, attendees learn practical tools for managing meltdowns, building routines, and fostering the important social-emotional skills that prepare children for school and life.
Interactive Workshops
Toddler & Preschoolers: A Peace at Home Roadmap
The early years are full of joy—and chaos. This roadmap helps caregivers understand common toddler behaviors and how to respond with calm and confidence. Caregivers will gain clear, practical tools to set limits, build routines, and strengthen connection with their young children.
Manage Meltdowns with Positive Discipline
Tantrums and emotional outbursts are a normal part of early childhood—but they can leave parents feeling frustrated and helpless. Workshop participants will recognize what’s behind the behavior and gain tools to respond with calm, consistent guidance that builds trust and cooperation.
Taming Tantrums: Recognize Triggers and Plan Ahead
Does your child melt down over small things? This workshop helps parents identify common tantrum triggers and teaches proactive strategies to reduce power struggles before they begin.
Technology and Young Children: How much is too much?
With screen time creeping into every corner of early childhood, many parents are asking how much is too much. This workshop shares current recommendations, offers tips for choosing high-quality content, and provides screen-free alternatives that support healthy development.
ABC's of Potty Training
Potty learning can be confusing—for both kids and parents. This workshop helps parents develop a personalized plan, understand their child’s readiness cues, and work through setbacks with confidence and calm.
Infant Toddler Brain Development: Why Parents Matter So Much
What happens in early childhood lays the groundwork for everything that follows. This workshop shows how a caregiver’s everyday interactions—talking, soothing, playing—build the brain connections that shape a child’s future.
Routines That Work For Families with Young Children
Daily routines reduce chaos, support learning, and make transitions smoother for everyone. This workshop helps caregivers create rhythms that fit their family and encourage cooperation—without power struggles.
Be Your Child's Calm Center and the Power of Playfulness
When parents stay steady and playful, kids are more likely to cooperate. This workshop teaches emotional regulation and shows how fun, connection, and co-regulation can turn daily stress into shared success.
Sibling Relationships: Help Young Children Connect in Positive Ways
A new sibling can bring big feelings—and big conflict. This workshop helps parents support bonding, reduce rivalry, and create routines that strengthen sibling relationships from the start.
Sleep Solutions for Toddlers and Preschoolers
Bedtime resistance and night waking can wear everyone out. This workshop offers practical, research-backed strategies to help children fall asleep more easily and stay asleep longer—so the whole family can rest.
Emotion Coaching for Young Children: Ways to decrease conflict and strengthen connection
Children don’t always have the words for big emotions and often lack skills to manage their feelings. This workshop teaches parents how to name, validate, and guide those feelings in ways that reduce conflict and build lifelong emotional intelligence.
Get Ready for Childcare/Preschool: Ensure a Positive Transition
Starting childcare or preschool is a big milestone—for kids and parents alike. This workshop helps everyone prepare emotionally and practically for a smoother, more confident transition.
Get Ready for Kindergarten
Kindergarten brings new routines, expectations, and social dynamics. Workshop participants gain tools to build their child’s confidence, strengthen readiness skills, and make the transition feel positive and manageable.
Picky Eating: Make Mealtimes Enjoyable
Picky eating can turn family meals into daily stress. This workshop explores why it happens, how to avoid common traps, and what parents can do to make food fun, low-pressure, and nourishing again while protecting the positive connections families build at mealtime.
Hitting and Biting: Set Limits and Get Back on Track with Toddlers and Preschoolers
Aggressive behaviors like hitting or biting are typical but challenging. This workshop helps parents understand what’s behind these actions and set clear, loving limits that encourage kids to learn better ways of coping.
Help Your Young Child Feel Safe and Secure
Young children need to feel emotionally safe to grow, learn, and connect. This workshop teaches parents how to reduce anxiety, signal safety through daily actions, and support their child’s emotional well-being—even in uncertain times.
Inspire Independence & Sustain a Love of Learning
Toddlers and preschoolers declare they want to do things “by myself!” This workshop shows how to support independence, spark curiosity, and create a safe space for exploration and growing confidence.
