The Research shows:

Moms need care, too

The Research shows:

Moms need care, too

Family Science Expertise

My journey began with a heartfelt reminder from my mom encapsulated in a refrigerator magnet: ‘Difficult childhoods make the most interesting adults.’ This sentiment has shaped my path, inspiring me to delve into the study of families, particularly with a focus on moms who’ve endured trauma.

In my pursuit of creating a haven that radiates safety and support, I discovered a college major perfectly tailored to my mission. Once known as Home Economics, it has evolved into the empowering field of Family Science. As a guide on your journey, I’m here to help you acquire the knowledge and skills needed to transform your house into a sanctuary of healing and resilience. Together, let’s craft a home that nurtures and uplifts, embracing the strength that arises from overcoming adversity.

Things You Will Learn

Stages of development

Your baby is learning at the fastest pace of their entire lifetime. We will cover milestones in physical, social, cognitive, language, social and emotional development. The more you know about each stage, the better you will be at recognizing and responding to baby's cues.

Prenatal nutrition and Fetal Development

Getting baby off to the best start begins with supporting fetal development with a healthy pregnancy. Learn your nutrition needs throughout pregnancy, common symptoms of pregnancy that can impact nutrition and natural ways to soothe them, and how to prepare for labor and delivery.

Parenting Strategies That Work

There is science to parenting! Learn the model that can be applied across wide ranges of child behavior with great success. Recognize where your own stress or previous trauma might be getting in the way and how to stay calm.

The Greats of Child Development

A few hours now will save you from sleepless hours wondering if your parenting is everything your child needs.

When you are confident about your parenting, your child feels it.  And your confidence rubs off on them.  They feel safe, secure, and ready to navigate the world.

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