Discover the power of connection!
Join us for a valuable workshop where we will delve into effective parenting strategies that revolve around fostering strong connections with our children, in supportive and judgment-free setting way.
Instead of resorting to frustration and raised voices, let's explore how to maintain composure, reframe our child's behavior, and truly connect with them. In addition, we will discuss techniques for repairing the connection when it inevitably becomes strained (which, let's be honest, happens quite frequently)!
Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your parenting skills and strengthen the bond with your children.
When: SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 4:00 - 4:45pm
Where: guilford - 647 boston post Road
Fee per family: $25 + tax
click here to sign up - ONLY 6 SPOTS AVAILABLE!
Event Cancelation Policy: Non-Refundable. Due to limited space, we request that you cancel at least one week before a workshop. This gives us the opportunity to fill the event. You may cancel by phone or by email. If you cancel before the one week, you will receive an account credit towards any future purchase. Unused portions of event series are non-refundable.
Rosie Price, MA, RN, midwife is a professional parent coach , and the founder of After the Hatch of Madison, CT, providing specialist parenting advice for infants (birth - 12 months), toddlers (1-3 years) and children (up to 5 years, but is happy to help with older children too). In her 25+ years, she has seen every child-rearing challenge. She is a personal coach, helping you navigate the ups and downs of parenting.
Early in her career as a Registered Nurse and Midwife and while raising two sets of twins, Rosie discovered her passion for helping mothers and their young children. Rosie and her husband moved from the UK to the USA in 2002 and raised their 4 children in Madison, CT. Rosie holds a Masters Degree from the University of Connecticut in Human Development and Family Studies. She trained as a certified Infant Mental Health Specialist and as a Lactation Consultant.
Rosie is a lecturer and consultant. She has presented to teachers, local parents, day care centers and staff at Yale University on topics ranging from 'Positive Parenting', 'Parenting Solutions' and 'Struggles, Strengths and Solutions for Single parents’. She has also worked in parenting programs for Yale University (5 years) and Yale New Haven Health System.