Lesson Category: Toddlers & PreSchoolers

Criar a los hijos puede ser desafiante, y es completamente natural sentirse frustrado a veces. Sin embargo, cuando comprendes qué desencadena esas emociones y aprendes a manejarlas, puedes crear un ambiente más tranquilo y positivo en casa. En esta clase, descubrirás estrategias para identificar tus propios desencadenantes y regular tus emociones, lo que te permitirá abordar la crianza con más paciencia y conexión.

Involucrar a tu hijo a través del juego puede mejorar la cooperación y hacer que las rutinas diarias sean más divertidas. En esta clase, exploraremos cómo la actitud lúdica en la crianza puede fortalecer el vínculo con tu hijo y fomentar una mejor comunicación. Descubre cómo convertir momentos difíciles en oportunidades para conectar y lograr que tu hijo te escuche sin luchas de poder.

Tantrums, power struggles, and endless "no’s"—toddlerhood and preschool years can be exhausting! But behavior is communication, and when you understand what’s driving your child’s outbursts, you can respond in ways that actually help. In this class, we’ll cover why young kids act out, what they need from you, and how to guide them toward better behavior without constant battles.

Getting your child to brush their teeth is hard! This class will introduce tips and tricks to help make it less of a daily struggle for you and your child.  Designed for parents of children ages 1-5. 

Human beings are built to reflect each other’s emotions. When children display intense feelings and behaviors, our brains naturally reflect those. We start to feel stressed, angry, fearful, or overwhelmed, just like our kids. The most helpful thing we can do is to develop a brain calming practice and make it part of our daily routine.

A strong relationship with your child starts with emotional intelligence.

When children learn to recognize and manage their emotions, they develop greater self-worth, improved cooperation, and better communication skills. Emotional intelligence not only reduces family conflict but also lays the foundation for all future relationships. In this quick video, you’ll discover how to respond to your child’s emotions in ways that build connection, encourage problem-solving, and promote a sense of security.

By learning to guide your child’s emotions with warmth and consistency, you’ll foster a deeper connection and help them develop lifelong emotional resilience.

A strong positive relationship with your child is the basis of cooperation. In this class you will learn ten steps to build the secure attachment relationship with your child that sets the stage for cooperation by celebrating successes and finding opportunities to offer warm positive feedback that works.

Transitioning to kindergarten is an important life event. It can be both a scary and exciting time for you and your child. You may be wondering: Is my child ready? Am I ready? 

It helps to remember that children are unique. Each child starts kindergarten with a wide range of skills.  Many parents are concerned about academic skills and we may forget about the particularly important emotional skills that help your child succeed.

Transitioning to kindergarten is an important life event. It can be both a scary and exciting time for you and your child. You may be wondering: Is my child ready? Am I ready? 

It helps to remember that children are unique. Each child starts kindergarten with a wide range of skills.  Many parents are concerned about academic skills and we may forget about the particularly important emotional skills that help your child succeed.

The time has come for your precious “baby” to start day care, and you may be feeling a range of emotions. There are steps that you can take to help your family make a smooth, positive transition into this next chapter of your life. After you take this class, you will be able to:  

• Acknowledge and cope with any emotions you are having 

• Take concrete steps as you prepare the big day

• Establish positive routines for home and school