First Year: Infant Nutrition (Virtual)
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
Read MoreFirst Year: Mommy Nutrition (Virtual)
Let’s see . . . the choice between a Snickers bar for lunch or a healthy alternative. The decision is tough, isn’t it? It’s hard to choose what is good
Read MoreFirst Year: First Year Expectations (Virtual)
During that first year of a baby’s life there are so many changes. This class will introduce you to some of the major changes and when to expect them in
Read MoreCooking With Melissa (In-Person)
Come join our resident chef, Melissa, as she demonstrates some cooking tips and techniques for you to use in the kitchen. So, if you are new in the kitchen or
Read MoreToddler: Sleeping, Bedtimes & Mornings (Virtual)
You put them to bed, and before you know it, they’re back up again. Hungry, thirsty, lonely, not tired . . . how can you keep them in bed? Toddlers
Read MoreToddler: Siblings (Virtual)
They grow up together, live life together, and share a mom and dad. Sometimes they fight like cats and dogs; sometimes they show incredible kindness and sacrifice. And sometimes they
Read MoreToddler: Tantrums (Virtual)
Nothing says membership to the Mommy Club more than watching another mom struggle through a tantrum with her toddler. Every parent will eventually experience meltdowns in their children as they
Read MoreBeing A Father: Being A Leader (In-Person)
To lead or not to lead, that is the question. Well, once you’re a father, you’re a leader, like it or not. Your children will naturally turn to you for
Read MoreBeing A Father: Being A Role Model (In-Person)
Once you’re a father, you’re an instant role model—good or bad. Your kids learn everything from you: how to treat their mother, how they themselves should be treated, how to
Read MoreBeing A Father: Real Time (In-Person)
President Barack Obama said in his Father’s Day speech in 2008, “What makes you a man is not the ability to have a child—it’s the courage to raise one.” You
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