Melissa Breen, Over The Moon’s Child Development Director and Teacher will present this important, research-based workshop, parents will learn strategies for helping their child build a healthy relationship with food. We will discuss:

• Parents’ role in feeding their child
• Ways to avoid power struggles around food
• Tips for picky eaters
• Strategies for responding to difficult mealtime behaviors (i.e. not staying at the table or playing with food)

In addition, caregivers will be provided with a developmental overview of toddler and preschool eating, as well as suggestions for nutritious snacks. There will be time for questions and support with individual concerns throughout the presentation.

$35 Per Person; 2nd caregiver will receive 10% discount.  Please call the center to receive discount. 781-347-3189

American Heart Association “Friends and Family” Infant and Child CPR Class.

This course will teach you the skills of CPR and foreign body airway obstruction for infant (0 to 1 year old) and child (> than 1 year old).  This class is taught by a Certified American Heart Association Instructor.  It is a hands-on class. You will be practicing the life saving techniques you learn on 2 different size mannequins (baby and child).

•  2 hour class, $55/per person
• Call if interested in discounted price per couple ($100)   781-347-3189

This American Heart Association course is designed to teach the skills of CPR and foreign body airway obstruction for the infant, child and adult, and provide instruction in the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED). This course is approved by the Office of Child Care Services and is appropriate for daycare providers, nannies, lifeguards and people whose job requires them to respond to cardiac emergencies. Participants will receive official certification from the American Heart Association, which is good for two years. 2.5-3 hour class.

Duration: 2.5 – 3 hours

Fee:  $ 98/ AHA Certification per person

When it comes to behavior, life with toddlers and preschoolers can often be quite challenging!  Do you find yourself wondering how to handle difficult behaviors?  Are you wondering what behaviors are age-appropriate and which ones need disciplining? What does ‘discipline’ mean anyway? Are you wondering about ‘time-outs’, how to use them or if they are even effective? What are other discipline and limit-setting options?

Answers to these and many other discipline and challenging behavior-related questions will be answered during this 1.5 hr parent-only workshop.

Recommended for families with children ages 1-5 years.

This workshop makes a great follow-up to our Positive Discipline 101 workshop, but can also be taken on its own.  In this “open-discussion” class, we will spend the entire 1.5 hrs addressing  families’ unique discipline challenges using problem-solving and research-based strategies.  Aside from gaining support for your own family, hearing from other families and discussing together about possible approaches is a wonderful learning tool.  Bring your questions and a notebook! This is an intimate group of no more than 6 families.

Presented by Nadine Beshere Adams, Physical Therapist and Diastasis Expert

Diastasis Recti is a common condition affecting many pregnant and postpartum women

It’s potty time! Whether you have tried to potty train your child in the past or this is your first attempt at what can be a trying process, we will provide you with strategies and support to successfully make the transition from diapers to big kid underwear!

There will be plenty of time for questions and discussion. Our goal is for parents to leave this workshop feeling knowledgeable, ready and excited to teach their child to use the potty!