Confident Parenting Workshop - Monday 25th, 11am-12.30pm

By Takes A Village
February 15, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Takes A Village

Posted February 15, 2019

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Posted February 15, 2019

If you?ve a pile of half read parenting books next to your (barely slept in) bed, struggle with toddler tantrums, or would like to parent more gently, positively and calmly, this is for you.

An experienced Primary School Teacher, Sling Consultant & mum to a (not so terrible) 2 year old, Katharine Boylan will lead the session, giving you the understanding & skills to find your own parenting ?style?.

Expect evidence based info on your toddler's development, practical tips, helpful guidance and constructive advice.

The workshop will focus on babies and toddlers from approx 9m-3yrs but all ages welcome.

Head to https://www.takesavillage.co.uk/workshops to book.

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