
Once registration and payment have been received you will receive confirmation of your registration by e-mail.
Each class has a registration deadline of 2 weeks prior to the class.The class listing will be noted if it is full and registration is closed.
If a deadline has passed and it is not marked full, please email contact@birthways.org or call 510.869.2797
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1. Complete the online registration form and submit your registration.
If you are unable to register online please click on this link to download and print our registration form to submit with your payment: Click here to download our registration form. If you are unable to register online or download the PDF form, you can fill out a registration form at Waddle and Swaddle, 1677 Shattuck Ave.
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Classes & Packages
To register for a class you MUST fill out an online registration form AND pay for the class. Birth and Parenting Premium Package Prepared Parenting Package Childbirth Preparation (7 week series) Childbirth Preparation Intensive(3-part series) Childbirth Preparation Weekend Intensive Navigating the Landscape of Birth - NEW Pregnancy Loss - NEW Navigating Body Image and Changes Throughout Pregnancy - NEW Comfort Measures and labor Support Techniques - NEW Emotional Health and Wellness During and After Pregnancy - NEW Postpartum Healing, Recovery, and Restoration Bringing Baby Home - NEW Breastfeeding Nutrition for Pregnancy and Breastfeeding - NEW Newborn Care Starting Solid Foods - NEW Feeding Toddlers - NEW Second Time Moms and More (VBAC) Intro to Diaper Free Babies - NEW Babywearing - NEW Advanced Babywearing - NEW Baby Sign- A Parent's Workshop - NEW Helping Babies/Toddlers Sleep - NEW Infant Massage Self-Acupressure for During & After Pregnancy - NEW Twins Class - NEW Hypnobirthing CPR for Infants & Children First Aid for Infants & Small Children Pre & Post Natal Belly Dance Doula Information Night - FREE Doula Training Information Night - FREE Homebirth Information Night - FREE HypnoBirthing Information Night - FREE
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Birth and Parenting Package
Our new birth and parenting package is an all-inclusive program for
families expecting their first baby. This class provides the basic
classes you will need to be prepared for your upcoming journey into
parenthood. It includes a Childbirth Class (7 week series or intensive),
Newborn Care and Infant CPR for two people with Breastfeeding included for free.
Add First Aid for Infants and Children for $30/person.
See individual class descriptions for days and times. $300.00/couple with the 7 week series childbirth preparation ($375 value- SAVE $75)$280.00/couple with the childbirth preparation intensive ($355 value- SAVE $75) Back to Top |
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Birth and Parenting Premium Package
The premium package includes everything in the basic Birth and Parenting Package
(Childbirth Class (7 week series or intensive),
Newborn Care, Infant CPR for two people and Breastfeeding) plus
Navigating the Landscape of Birth and Nutrition for Pregnancy or Pre & Post Natal Belly Dancing (4 class card).
This package will give you the basics while also providing you with additional information
and resources for growing a healthy and informed family. Add First Aid for Infants and Children for $30/person.
See individual class descriptions for days and times. $345.00/couple with the 7 week series childbirth preparation ($455 value- SAVE $115)$325.00/couple with the childbirth preparation intensive ($435 value- SAVE $115) Back to Top |
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Prepared Parenting Package
BirthWays is here to inform and prepare you beyond pregnancy and birth and into the first
couple of years of parenting. This package will help you grow into the parent you want
to be and provide the best development and enrichment for your child. The Prepared
Parenting Package includes Baby Sign or Helping Babies/Toddlers Sleep plus
two of our five new parenting classes;
Infant Massage, Intro to Diaper-Free Babies, Starting Solids, Babywearing, and Feeding Toddlers.
See individual class descriptions for days and times. $120.00/family (up to $180 value- SAVE $60)Back to Top |
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Childbirth Preparation
This 7 week series prepares you for your baby's birth. Including:
The 7th class is a thorough 2.5 hr. class dedicated to infant feeding. Taught by Nickie Tilsner, CBE, birth and postpartum doula and doula trainer or Molly Brannigan, ICCE. July 16- August 27 August 5, 19 - Sept. 23 Sept. 10 - Oct. 29 Oct. 14 - Nov. 25 Nov. 9 - Dec. 21 Jan. 7 - Feb. 18 Back to Top |
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Childbirth Preparation Weekend Intensive
This is a multi-sensory childbirth class, focusing on birth as a journey and profound rite of passage.
This class combines information about anatomy of birth, stages of labor, comfort measures,
interventions, pain medications and newborn procedures with art projects, breathing techniques and emotional
exploration activities. A balance of practical information, self-discovery
techniques and pain-coping practices prepare couples to birth in awareness. This class incorporates
techniques from the Birthing From Within approach. Taught by Shiela VanDerveer, Midwife.
July 26 and 27, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m Nov. 1 and 2, 10 a.m.- 3 p.m. Back to Top |
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Childbirth Preparation Intensive
This class has evolved to serve expectant couples who want to efficiently
gather the skills and information to birth confidently and calmly with a
minimum of medical interventions. Focus in this class is to equip couples
to engage in the labor process with a knowledge of all of the latest
breathing techniques, mental calming methods, and relaxation tools at
their command to eliminate fear and experience an empowering birth
whatever their choices or circumstances. Baby bonding and post partum
recovery are also covered but the Newborn Care class is recommended to
complete the skills and information needed to be fully prepared.
Breastfeeding is covered by another teacher in a separate 2.5 hour class
which is included in this intensive. Taught by Constance Williams, Childbirth Educator and doula.
The full range of birth topics are covered including the following:
August 2, 9, and 16(Breastfeeding, Tuesday, August 12, 6:30 p.m.- 9 p.m.) Sept. 6, 13, and 20 (Breastfeeding, Friday, Sept. 12, 6:30 p.m.- 9 p.m.) Oct. 4, 18 and 25 Breastfeeding, Sunday, Oct. 19, 6:30 p.m.- 9p.m.)CLASS FULL Nov. 15, 22, and Dec. 6(Breastfeeding, Friday, Nov. 21, 6:30 p.m.- 9p.m.) Jan. 3, 10, and 24(Breastfeeding, Sunday, Jan. 11 6:30 p.m.- 9 p.m.) Back to Top |
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Hypnobirthing® Series
HypnoBirthing® is a natural childbirth technique
that uses self-hypnosis to assist with decreasing, even eliminating
pain and fear in labor and birth. In this four part series, students
will learn the concepts and tools of HypnoBirthing® philosophy, principles
of self-hypnosis for birthing, the origin of pain, how fear affects
labor and birth, deep relaxation techniques, visualizations for labor,
preparing the body for birth, and the importance of bonding. Students
will also watch films of HypnoBirthing® births. Learn what to expect
at the hospital, comfort measures, and the stages of labor and birth. Taught by Kathy Woo, MS, Hypnotherapist, HypnoBirthing Childbirth Educator and Birth & Postpartum Doula
(www.kathywoo.com)NOTE: The class will be either four or five classes depending on the number of participants and the needs of the class. July 25- August 15 Oct. 17 & 24 and Nov. 7 & 14 Jan. 30 and Feb. 6, 20 and 27 Back to Top |
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Comfort Measure and Labor Support Techniques
This 3 hour class is designed to review and also cover additional techniques
to help you in labor and delivery. It will cover relaxation, comfort measures,
massage, using birth balls, breathing and other coping techniques. Learn first
hand tips from a doula, childbirth educator and mom about what works to help
you in the birth of your baby. Taught by Stacia Biltekoff, CMT and doula.Sundays 10:00 am - 1:00 pm except Aug. 10 Aug. 10 (2pm - 5pm!) SPECIAL RATE of $65/couple if you are already taking a childbirth class with us. Please do not click the below "Add to Cart' button if you are not already (or going to) sign up for a childbirth class. $65 - couple Back to Top |
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Second Time Moms and More -VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean) Refresher Childbirth Preparation This session is designed for all women and their families who have previously given birth. We'll review the labor and delivery process, comfort measures for childbirth, how to form a strong support team and early postpartum feelings. VBAC (Vaginal Birth After Cesarean)This two hour morning session is designed for women and their families who have had a cesarean or difficult birth. We will discuss your experiences and feelings and how they may affect your current pregnancy. You may begin to develop a birth plan that will weigh the risks and benefits of different options. The afternoon session is the childbirth refresher and continuation for the VBAC participants. Taught by various childbirth educators. *We will also arrange a class on a different date, if you can put together a group of repeat families you know. Both Sessions - $90/coupleRefresher only - $60.00/couple Back to Top |
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Breastfeeding
This 2.5 hour class will teach you the basics of breastfeeding including
correct latch on, positions for breastfeeding, how to know your baby is getting enough,
ways to address common difficulties, the benefits of breastfeeding, pumping,
storing breastmilk and more! If you are signed up for our childbirth preparation
series or childbirth preparation intensive you have automatically been enrolled in
this class. Taught by Molly Brannigan or Dana McMahan.July 14 - Monday 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Back to Top |
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Nutrition for Pregnancy and Breastfeeding- NEW!
Nourishing yourself is nourishing your baby. Learn which nutrients are critical
for mothers as well as fathers/partners, and where to get them, deliciously.
Eat to cope with common pregnancy discomforts
like morning sickness and heartburn. Get the latest information on the safety of
cheeses, produce, and fish. Taught by nutritionist Sanna Delmonico, MS, RD.Dec. 11 Back to Top |
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CPR for Infants and Children
This course is designed to empower parents and caretakers to prevent, assess and respond to cardiac
and breathing emergencies for children up to 12 years old. Participants will receive individualized
instruction and will practice skills with infant and child mannequins. Participants are encouraged
to dress comfortably, as exercises are performed on the floor. Skills are modified to accommodate
pregnant women, as well as anyone who may have disabilities. Please inform us during registration
if you require any specific accommodations due to disabilities. Taught by Media Aranda.
IMPORTANT: The length and cost of this class may change depending on national requirements. Please call for updates. Sundays 10:00 am - 1:00 pm ***SPECIAL SAVINGS ON REGISTRATION WHEN YOU SIGN UP FOR BOTH CPR & FIRST AID - it is not necessary to take both classes on the same date*** $75.00/person Back to Top |
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First Aid for Infants and Small Children
This non-certification course is designed to empower parents and caretakers
to prevent, assess and respond to sudden illness and injuries in infants and
children. This class strives to teach you how to identify and overcome
fears or discomfort in providing emergency care, identify risk factors for
parents' or caregivers' children, learn how to develop and implement an
injury/illness prevention plan, understand the basics of life-threatening /
urgent conditions and how to provide appropriate care and be able to
stabilize and minimize further injury/illness to the infant or child
until EMS or more trained personnel arrive. It covers the treatment for
bruises, burns, external and internal bleeding, dislocations, fractures,
sprains, muscle strains, allergic reactions, poisonous plants, bites/stings,
fevers, common childhood illnesses, disease transmission and more. Taught by Jason Nery.Sundays 10:00 am - 1:00 pm ***SPECIAL SAVINGS ON REGISTRATION WHEN YOU SIGN UP FOR BOTH CPR & FIRST AID - it is not necessary to take both classes on the same date*** $75.00/person Back to Top |
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Self-Acupressure for During & After Pregnancy- NEW!
Learn simple yet powerful self-acupressure to provide comfort and energy
during pregnancy, pain relief during childbirth, and a healthy recovery
after birth. We'll also explore flowing Qigong movements and guided
imagery to decrease stress and balance emotional health. Together we
will embark on a journey and open to the endless possibilities of joy,
laughter, and empowerment through motherhood. Led by Willow Lune, CMQ,
mama, healer, and spiritual seeker, www.seaofqi.orgThursdays, 6:30 pm - 8:00 pm Back to Top |
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Bringing Baby Home: What you need to know to keep your child(ren) mentally, physically and socially healthy - NEW!
It has been proven that if the relationship with your partner is difficult, your
child(ren) become(s) at risk for behavioral problems; cognitive delays;
physical health problems and lower social competence. You may say: "There's
nothing I can do about my relationship - it either works or it doesn't!" But
now there's something you can do. You can attend the Bringing Baby Home (BBH)
Workshop. What makes the Bringing Baby Home workshop unique is that the workshop
is research-based and research- tested.Fact: within five years of their first child's birth, 25% of married parents will divorce, and 50% of unwed parents will end their relationship. The BBH workshop will prepare parents for the most important and rewarding job they will ever have: raising a child. Goals of the Couples Workshop:
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Navigating Body Image and Changes Throughout Pregnancy- NEW!
This course is for women who are pregnant or are trying to become pregnant. We will discuss the
cultural and societal implications of pregnancy; the physiological bodily changes; explore where
your fears and judgments originate and turn them around to move towards a positive, successful,
and healthy pregnancy. Taught by Laura Gardner, MA and Stacy Stoddard, MA, both Marriage and Family Therapy interns.7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Back to Top |
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Emotional Health and Wellness During and After Pregnancy- NEW!
In this class we will look at the emotional and psychological tasks women and their partners
face as they prepare for the transition to parenthood. Providing women a realistic perspective
within which to think about how to care for themselves at the same time as they are caring for
their infant, can make the journey through pregnancy and motherhood both more realistic and more
pleasurable. This course will offer important things for women and their partners to consider both
during pregnancy and the postpartum period regarding their emotional health and wellness, and
will provide practical suggestions for how to best navigate this extraordinary and challenging
transition. Taught by Gina Hassan, PhD, a local psychologist who specializes in working with pregnant and postpartum women and runs Mindfulness-Based New Moms' GroupsThursday, Oct. 2, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Monday, Dec. 8, 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Back to Top |
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Twins Class- NEW!
Are you having twins? Come talk learn and talk about many subjects pertinent
to birthing and parenting multiples that people often don't talk about.
This class will cover everything from pregnancy, birth, preemies, postpartum
and breastfeeding to life with twins, gear, sleep, body image and sexuality,
all from the perspective of being a family with twins. Life with twins
isn't boring and neither is this class. Taught by Andrea Nemerson, alt. sex
columnist for the Guardian and Lisa White.6:30 p.m.- 8:30 p.m. Aug. 4$60/couple Back to Top |
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Pre & Post Natal Belly Dance
Come learn this ancient dance form to ease the pains of childbirth. Belly Dancing
helps tone and relax major muscles used in childbirth and postpartum recovery. You
will learn specific moves to ease lower back pain and common discomforts. This class
is recommended for pregnant women past their first trimester, postpartum mothers and any
woman preparing for pregnancy. Taught by Jennifer KantorIMPORTANT: This class is held at , Spring/Fall Studio, 2547 Eighth street in Berkeley Every Thursday, 6 pm - 7 pm IMPORTANT: Please contact the instructor, preferably a week prior to the class, to confirm that you will be attending, or (510) 318-4596 NEW PARENTING CLASSES- See our Prepared Parenting Package for savings or let us organize a class for your mom's or dad's group. Back to Top |
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Doula Information Night - FREE!
Attend this free workshop early in your pregnancy to learn how Birth and Postpartum
Doulas can enhance your childbirth experience. We will discuss the role
of a Doula and specific ways she can help you and your family. An Experienced
East-Bay Doula will answer your questions and show videos of Doulas
at work. Tips on interviewing and brochures of Doulas will also be available. Facilitated by Linda Jones-Mixon.IMPORTANT: This class is held at Waddle and Swaddle, 1677 Shattuck Ave. |
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Doula Training Information Night - FREE!
Blending the old traditions and wisdom of childbirth with the most up to date and progressive information
about the physiology and psychology of childbirth for mom, partner and baby; Cornerstone Doula Trainings
will prepare you for the very significant commitment that all doulas make in helping families start their
lives together in the most gentle and loving way! Please join us for a free information evening that
will cover what it means to be certified through our program and what life as a doula is all about!
Facilitated by Nickie Tilsner and Cornerstone Doula Trainings. Please RSVP to Nickie Tilsner at: (510) 536-5241
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
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Homebirth Information Night - FREE!
Have you ever wondered about the possibility of giving birth at home? Here is
a chance to meet with other families planning to have, or who already
have had a home birth. In this lively evening you will be able to explore options
about where to have your baby and who to choose as your care provider.
While you cannot plan the perfect birth, as it is full of surprises
and mystery, making choices which reflect your values and who you are
will increase the likelihood that you will have a safe, satisfying and
joyous birth. Facilitated by midwives from the Bay Area Homebirth Collective.
It is important that you register for this offering even though it is free. If nobody registers, we do not hold the session. To register please email: rebeccahusband@hotmail.com with: class date, your name and phone number. Second Thursday of every other month
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HypnoBirthing Information Night - FREE!
Attend this free talk to learn more about the HypnoBirthing philosophy and technique.
HypnoBirthing views childbirth as a celebration of life and a natural, normal and
healthy function for women. Discover the many ways your body is working with you
to birth your baby. Techniques like self-hypnosis, visualizations, massage, breathing
and positions all help to create a more comfortable, easeful and shorter labor. These
practices help you to drop into your body and embrace your natural birthing instincts.
HypnoBirthing emphasizes the role of the birth companion/partner and teaches specific
ways to assist and provide support. Taught by Kathy Woo, MS, Hypnotherapist,
HypnoBirthing Childbirth Educator and Birth & Postpartum Doula,
(www.kathywoo.com).
*It is important that you register for this offering even though it is free. If nobody registers, we do not hold the session. To register please email: rebeccahusband@hotmail.com with: class date, your name and phone number. June 29 Sept. 21 Jan. 4 |
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Newborn Care
This class helps new parents and caregivers understand the remarkable
abilities and characteristics of your newborn and to empower you with
techniques and information so that you may greet your new baby and begin
your new roles of discovery and care with competence and confidence.
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Postpartum Healing, Recovery, and Restoration
Pregnant to postpartum is stressful! This class will teach you how to recover and rehab
your body in the early and later postpartum stage. The recovery of your body
is crucial for your future female health. Learn how to address low back pain,
incontinence, weakness, poor posture, weight gain, instability, incisional
pain and more. The postpartum period of a woman's life continues to be the
most neglected. Come and explore the benefits of healing! We'll teach you
how to safely restore your body with soft tissue techniques, exercise, Pilates,
pelvic floor retraining, and MORE! Don't miss this class! Taught by Suzanne Koval, MSPT Physical Therapist, www.partmemom.com.
IMPORTANT: This class will take place at ProBalance, 450 Park St., Suite 100-B Alameda, CA 94501 Dates are flexible. To schedule a class, please contact Suzanne Koval at suzannekoval@partummemom.com or 510-523-1900. Back to Top |
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Infant Massage
Come learn how to encourage your child's healthy growth and development through
massage. This class will demonstrate basic massage strokes and discuss
the benefits of massage for you and your baby. For more information see
www.movingfromwithin.com.
Taught by Kim Lyons, CMT and Certified Infant Massage Instructor.Wednesdays 10:30 am - 12 noon Back to Top |
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Navigating the Landscape of Birth - (Pregnancy, Birth & Parenting Options)
Learn about your choices regarding pregnancy, birth and parenting
before decisions feel overwhelming or opportunities
have passed. We will discuss options and local resources available from mainstream to
alternative. A comprehensive resource guide will be provided so you can research the
areas that interest you and make informed decisions. The resource guide alone is
worth the cost of the class. The class and materials cover topics such as choosing a
birthing method, finding a mom's group, where to order a diaper service and at least
50 other topics. Taught by Stacia Biltekoff, CMT and doula or Denise Reynolds.3:00 pm - 5:30 pm except July 9 Back to Top |
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Pregnancy Loss
Twenty percent of pregnancies end in miscarriage and yet our culture talks
very little about pregnancy loss. This class is an opportunity for you to
talk openly about miscarriage/pregnancy loss and get information and support
to help you now and also with future pregnancies. Through education, creative
expression and breath work this class aims to acknowledge the loss you have
experienced, help you get the support you need and be prepare you for issues
that may arise in future pregnancies. Taught by Treesa McLean, Doula, Doula
Trainer and student midwife.
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Baby Sign- A Parent's Workshop
Talk with your baby before your baby can talk! Come learn about the many benefits of
using sign language with your baby. The Baby Signs© Program has been proven to
reduce frustration, strengthen the parent/infant bond, help babies learn to
talk, and promote positive emotional and intellectual development.
This introductory workshop is designed for parents of hearing children from birth
to 2 years. For more information see www.bayareababysigns.com.
Taught by Suzanne Harkless, Certified Baby Signs Instructor. Sundays, 10:30 am - 12 pm Back to Top |
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Babywearing- NEW!
This is a class for expecting parents, new parents and parents who would like
to know about different types of carriers. Parents with toddlers are welcome!
If your back is hurting because you carry your child in your arms or are using a
baby carrier, you are suffering unnecessarily. If your carrier is hurting your
back, you are probably wearing it incorrectly. In this class, parents/caregivers
will be introduced to the 5 basic types of baby carriers which are slings,
pouches, asian-style baby carriers (aka Mei Tais, MTs), wraps and structured
carriers (such as the Ergo). This class will discuss proper carrying technique
and basic carries. More advanced carries will be mentioned but will not be
taught unless there is enough interest. There will also be a session at the
end to try on different carriers and troubleshoot. Please bring any carriers
you already own that you would like help with. Taught by Dawn Holtan.
IMPORTANT: This class will be held at Tumble and Tea Cafe, 4210 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, www.tumbleandtea.com Wednesdays 1:30 pm- 2:30 pm Back to Top |
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Advanced Babywearing- NEW!
This is a class for more experienced babywearers who are interested in learning
new carries or back carries. This class will also go over rebozo carries. Instructor TBA.
IMPORTANT: This class will be held at Tumble and Tea Cafe, 4210 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, www.tumbleandtea.com Wednesdays 12:00 pm- 1:00 pm Back to Top |
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Starting Solid Foods- NEW!
Starting solid food is exciting for babies and parents. Learn how to make delicious
homemade food in minutes. Be confident about what foods to introduce at what
age and how to progress in a way that is appropriate to your baby's development.
Help prevent food allergies and make smooth transitions from breast or bottle to
the table. Taught by pediatric nutritionist Sanna Delmonico, MS, RD.
This class covers:
IMPORTANT: This class will be held at Tumble and Tea Cafe, 4210 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, www.tumbleandtea.com 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Back to Top |
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Feeding Toddlers - NEW!
Toddlers can be challenging to feed. Learn why they are prone to picky eating and
what to do about it. Make quick and nutritious snacks. Help toddlers eat and
enjoy a variety of foods, including vegetables. Learn the Toddler Food Guide
and why a "good eater" may not be what you think. Taught by pediatric nutritionist
Sanna Delmonico, MS, RD.
This class covers:
IMPORTANT: This class will be held at Tumble and Tea Cafe, 4210 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, www.tumbleandtea.com 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm Back to Top |
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Helping Babies/Toddlers Sleep- NEW!
Are you exhausted because your baby or toddler is up all night? Are you co-sleeping with
your baby and aren't sure how to transition your baby to crib sleeping? Do
you have a newborn and want to start you and your baby off with good sleep habits/practice?
Please join us for a lecture to learn some great techniques to help your little one (and you!) sleep.We will discuss baby/toddler (0-24mos) sleep needs, and how best to help young ones learn good sleep habits. Parents will learn about the importance of a baby/toddler schedule, and age appropriate limit setting. Relevant research will be discussed, as well as challenges to baby/toddler sleep habits, such as developmental milestones, and maternal depression. New SIDS research and guidelines will be explained, as well as concerns parents may have about popular sleep training methods such as Ferber, and CIO (Cry It Out), as well as no-cry methods, and family bed. Please bring questions related to crib/nursery sleeping, room sharing sleep, and co-sleeping/family bed, as well as questions about weaning, and how to find a balance between meeting baby/toddler's sleep needs, and parent sleep needs. Taught by Angelique Millette, Parent coach, birth and postpartum doula (DONA), infant/child development specialist and child and family therapist intern. www.angeliquemillette.com. Saturdays 3:00 pm - 5:30 pm except Dec. 2 Back to Top |
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Intro to Diaper Free Babies- NEW!
Also called "elimination communication" or "natural infant hygiene," infant potty training
is the practice of introducing your baby to the potty at a very young age - usually between
birth and 6 months. Learn how this approach, even practiced just part-time, can increase
the parent-child bond, make your child more comfortable, and save the environment all at
the same time. Led by Willow Lune, CMQ. Willow is a mama, healer, and spiritual seeker.
Her son was "Diaper Free" from birth. www.seaofqi.orgOct. 27 (11:00 am - 1:00 pm) Back to Top |
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