Lesson Category: Toddlers & PreSchoolers

Tired of bedtime battles? This lesson gives you a clear, 5-step plan to help your child fall asleep on their own and stay in bed all night. You’ll learn how to set up a calming bedtime routine, stop the extra requests after lights out, and help your child sleep better without stress or tears.

Is every meal a battle? You're not alone. This class gives you easy tools to handle picky eating without power struggles. Learn how to create calm, stress-free meals and help your child build healthy eating habits over time.

• Do you find yourself raising your voice more than you'd like?
• Are you unsure whether you're being too strict or too lenient?

Parenting doesn’t have to feel like a constant struggle. This class will introduce you to positive discipline strategies that encourage cooperation, strengthen your connection with your child, and promote a more peaceful home. You'll learn practical techniques to set clear expectations, model self-regulation, and create effective family rules and routines.

This class provides simple, research-backed tools to help you raise confident, cooperative, and emotionally secure children.

Tired of bedtime battles? This class gives you a clear, 5-step plan to help your child fall asleep on their own and stay in bed all night. You’ll learn how to set up a calming bedtime routine, stop the extra requests after lights out, and help your child sleep better without stress or tears.

The ABCs of Potty Learning Series is designed to help you develop strong habits to support your young children to use the potty in developmentally appropriate ways. Resources will be shared, group discussion will be encouraged, and individualized recommendations offered to meet your young children's strengths and challenges.

In this group session, we will

• Celebrate what has been achieved
• Identify learnings about what works for you and your child
• Dig into your expectations for how, when, and where your child may need extra support
• Discuss parents' needs for and sources of support

The ABCs of Potty Learning Series is designed to help you develop strong habits to support your young children to use the potty in developmentally appropriate ways. Resources will be shared, group discussion will be encouraged, and individualized recommendations offered to meet your young children's strengths and challenges.

In this group session, you will have the opportunity to:

• Introduce yourself and meet other members of the group
• Review a positive and effective approach to potty learning 
• Describe your efforts so far in potty learning routines
• Identify strengths and challenges you are facing 
• Set your goal for the coming week with individualized recommendations for small successes. 

Common challenges in the potty learning process are getting to the potty in time, using a potty away from home, and using a potty when with friends.

You began potty learning when you and your child showed signs of being ready. You may have had great early progress and then it stalled. Potty learning involves reminders and support for a year or more and can feel like a never-ending chore. If you feel discouraged, the solutions offered in this class will help you.

Lost interest in potty after a few good weeks.

It can be discouraging when your child’s potty learning successes seem to disappear. It may be that your young child is trying to gain mastery by innovating – doing it in new ways that you may not approve of.

Wondering when your child will get out of diapers at night?  Frustrated by your child’s lack of motivation to be dry during naps?  A few suggestions on how you can set the stage for success might make the difference!