A calming, connection‑building class for babies and their caregivers. Infant Massage is a gentle, hands‑on class that teaches caregivers soothing touch techniques to support bonding, regulation, digestion, and overall well‑being. In this relaxed group setting, families learn simple, nurturing routines that promote comfort, connection, and confidence during everyday care. Perfect for new parents who want to strengthen attachment, support their baby’s development, and create peaceful moments together.

A parent‑focused class that builds confident, connected communicators. It Takes Two to Talk® is a supportive, research‑based program that helps parents learn practical strategies to boost their child’s communication in everyday routines. In this small‑group class, caregivers discover how to create meaningful interactions, follow their child’s lead, and build language naturally through play, connection, and shared moments. Families leave with clear, doable tools they can use at home — and a deeper understanding of how to support their child’s communication growth with confidence and joy.

A supportive parent program for building social communication in everyday moments. More Than Words® is a relationship‑focused, research‑based program that helps caregivers support their child’s social communication, connection, and engagement. In this small‑group class, parents learn practical strategies to encourage interaction, expand play, and create meaningful back‑and‑forth moments throughout daily routines. Families leave with clear, doable tools they can use right away — and a deeper understanding of how to support their child’s communication in ways that feel natural, joyful, and connected. More Than Words® is designed specifically for parents and caregivers of young children who have social communication challenges, including children who are autistic or who show early signs of difficulty with interaction, engagement, or play.

Feeding in the First Year guides caregivers through the major feeding milestones of infancy — from establishing breastfeeding or bottle feeding, to introducing first tastes, to confidently progressing toward soft solids. In this relaxed, evidence‑based class, families learn how to recognize readiness cues, support safe and positive feeding experiences, and build a foundation for healthy eating habits. Caregivers leave with practical tools, reassurance, and a clearer understanding of how to support their baby’s feeding journey with confidence and connection.

A practical, confidence‑building class for parents of infants, toddlers, and young children. Little Voices, Big Steps is a supportive class that helps caregivers make sense of how communication develops in the early years — from first sounds and gestures to words, sentences, and social interaction. In this engaging, easy‑to‑understand session, parents learn what typical development looks like, what variations are common, and how to spot early signs that extra support may be helpful.

Families also leave with simple, everyday strategies they can use at home to encourage communication growth during routines, play, and connection.

Raising a Food Adventurer is a hands‑on parent–child class designed to make mealtimes calmer, happier, and more successful. In this small‑group setting, families learn practical, evidence‑based strategies to gently expand food acceptance while honoring each child’s sensory, developmental, and emotional needs. Through guided exploration, sensory play, modeling, and positive mealtime routines, children learn to approach new foods with curiosity rather than pressure. Parents gain clear, doable tools they can use at home — from structuring meals to supporting regulation, reducing stress, and celebrating small wins — all while easing the daily battles of picky eating.

A joyful music‑and‑movement class for babies, toddlers, and their caregivers. Zumbini is an upbeat, play‑filled class that blends music, movement, and bonding to support early learning and connection. Designed for babies, toddlers, and the grown‑ups who love them, this class uses rhythm, dance, and interactive songs to build social skills, motor development, and joyful shared experiences. Caregivers and children sing, dance, play instruments, and explore movement together — creating a fun, energetic space where little ones can express themselves, build confidence, and connect through music. Perfect for families looking for a lively, developmentally rich class that strengthens connection while having a whole lot of fun.