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  • First Year: Infant CPR* Overview (In-Person)

    *Not a certification class Newscasts are filled with stories about SIDS, drownings, accidents, and other scenarios involving babies and children. Knowing that you are responsible for keeping your baby safe

  • Pregnancy: Eating for Two (In-Person)

    In this lesson, you will learn how to make simple, practical choices with your food during pregnancy by understanding how calories and nutrients work together. You will explore how to

  • Parenting: Creating Motivation (Virtual)

    Creating - “I want it, and I want it now!” If you enticed your child with the reward of two marshmallows for waiting just fifteen minutes before eating the first one,

  • Primer Ano: Nutricio de la Mama (Virtual clase)

    Veamos... La elección entre el pastel de chocolate o un dulce para el almuerzo vs. una opción saludable. ¿Es difícil elegir, no? ¡Lo delicioso vs. lo saludable! Este video habla

  • First Year: Infant Nutrition (In-Person)

    There are many nutrients your baby needs to thrive. Putting it all together may seem like a complex chemistry assignment. While much goes into providing your infant with a healthy

  • Pregnancy: What is Safe in Pregnancy (In-Person)

    There is so much to consider when you are pregnant. Your entire lifestyle changes! You now must carefully consider what products you use when cleaning your home, what foods you

  • Virtual Parenting: Creating Honesty

    Creating - We’ve all caught our kids in a lie or two. We’ve even told a few ourselves. Why do kids lie, and can you teach them to tell the

  • First Year: Baby on the Move (In-Person)

      Even before your baby was born, she was on the move. Much of her physical development before and after birth leads to her ultimate goals of standing and walking.

  • Virtual Parenting: Creating Courage

    Creating - Your child dents your neighbor’s car when playing ball in the street. Do they tell you about it, or do they hide it and hope nobody finds out?