your infant spends more than half their day sleeping!
This workshop focuses on the critical importance of early brain development and its lasting impact on a child's emotional growth. We’ll explore how responsive, nurtured parenting—day and night—supports healthy brain development, fostering secure attachment and resilience. The session will also address safe infant sleep practices, regardless of your nighttime parenting choices, ensuring that your baby’s sleep is both safe and supportive of their developmental and emotional needs. Informative, current and research-backed guidance will help to ensure you have a good understanding for your child's nap and night time needs and practical tools you can use as a new parent for now and well into their toddler years.
what you will learn
- infant brain development and how it influences healthy attachment, bonding and sleep
- what is normal infant sleep
- difference between adult and infant sleep
- responsive parenting
- what affects sleep
- how to optimize sleep for the whole family
- tips and tricks to successful nighttime parenting
- sleep safely and current recommendations
- resources and continued learning sources
There are many ways to support sleep. This class explores the science of infant/toddler brain development, the importance of a nurtured and the holistic approach to achieve longterm sleep health and a thriving resilient child.
This workshop does not teach sleep training techniques.
This workshop does not teach sleep training techniques.
Nurtured Infant Sleep Workshop Winter 2025 Dates:
Sunday January 19 9:30-12:30pm
Sunday February 16 9:30-12:30pm
Price: $65.00/2 adults
Sunday January 19 9:30-12:30pm
Sunday February 16 9:30-12:30pm
Price: $65.00/2 adults
"sleep is an emotional and developmental process, like walking and talking."