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Eye contact is considerably more important to us throughout our lives than we may imagine. Even as infants, it is key to the process of establishing emotional bonds with family. This class explores the development that is supported and the bonding that is encouraged through the intentional use of up-close eye contact.
The basic needs of most babies are the same, but each baby has a unique temperament. This class looks at the different types of temperament and helps you understand the natural differences that can be cherished in each child.
Babies are hard. Doing hard things isn't so hard when it is something you love. This adventure is truly the best because it never ends. It evolves as your baby grows and they get bigger and better. This class is good for moms!
This class will show you how to make and maintain a simple budget and plan for most of your expenses so you can avoid those unpleasant financial surprises at the end of the month.
This Dunstan Baby Language class teaches parents the five cries all newborns use to communicate their everyday needs. You’ll know when your baby is hungry, tired, needs burping, has gas, or is simply uncomfortable. You’ll settle your baby faster, resulting in a happier baby who sleeps longer and cries less.
As a man, ask yourself these two questions: What kind of father are you now? What kind of father do you want to be? This class will discuss the things you can do to become a loving father who provides guidance and support—the kind of father your kids need you to be. This class is
As parents, we might think “the silent treatment” is just discipline. After all, you’re not using hurtful words. But this is damaging to a child’s emotional well-being. This lesson describes the actions and their impact and gives helpful advice on better options.
This class will show you how to spend REAL time with your kids—time that is Relevant, Expected, Attentive, and Loving—so you can give them the best chance at life. This class is good for moms too!
Imagine children as delicate, vibrant blossoms in the garden of life, each one unique and filled with endless potential. Just like flowers, they need the nourishment of positivity and validation to truly flourish.
Sudden-Infant Death Syndrome, or SIDS, is a frightening and confusing subject for most parents. Should you be reasonably worried about SIDS? What can you do to reduce the risk of SIDS happening to your baby? And how important is it to follow these recommendations? This lesson will answer these questions and help parents have peace
This class will show you the parenting style that will yield the best results in your kids and the things you can do to respond better.
