The
Educator:
Raising Capable, Confident Families
Expert-led courses to nurture, prepare, and protect—from pregnancy to parenting and beyond
Our Positive Parenting Courses provide practical, judgment-free support for every stage of your parenting journey. Whether you're preparing for your baby's arrival with our Positive Prep course, navigating the toddler years with Positive Pups, or mastering challenges at any age through Positive Parents, you'll gain evidence-based strategies to parent with more confidence and less stress. Designed to empower and uplift, our classes give you the tools to handle diaper changes, tantrums, school-age challenges, and everything in between—helping your family thrive through every phase of growth.
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Parenting Class
CPR/First Aide
Learn how to save a life! This hands-on course provides essential training in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR), Automated External Defibrillator (AED) use, and basic First Aid for adults, children, and infants. Participants will gain the skills and confidence to respond to a variety of emergencies, including cardiac arrest, choking, bleeding, burns, allergic reactions, and more.
Ideal for parents, caregivers, educators, community leaders, and workplace teams, this class follows nationally recognized guidelines and includes both instruction and practice.
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Certified Breast Feeding Support
I provide guidance, education, and emotional support to families during their breastfeeding journey. While not a medical provider or IBCLC, as a CBC (Certified Breast Feeding Counselor), I play a vital frontline role in helping parents overcome common feeding challenges and build confidence in their ability to nourish their baby.
As a CBC, I:
*Educate families about the benefits of breastfeeding and how it works
*Demonstrate proper latch, positioning, and feeding techniques
*Provide support through common concerns like sore nipples, low milk supply, engorgement, or fussy feeding
*Help families understand what's normal in newborn feeding patterns & growth
*Offer emotional reassurance to new parents who may feel overwhelmed or unsure
*Refer families to medical professionals or IBCLCs when more advanced help is needed
*Support diverse families with inclusive, culturally sensitive care and nonjudgmental language
*Advocate for breastfeeding-friendly environments in homes, workplaces, and communities
