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    My husband and I took Lisa's class this fall. It was great to have a community of parents to talk…read moreout parenting strategies and issues. Much more useful that just reading a book. She is a great resource and we continue to follow up with her. I feel confident now that I have more tools to address parenting struggles.

    My husband and I took Lisa's Positive Discipline course together and we both found it to be…read moreinvaluable. I have a four year old son and I had read "Positive Discipline for Preschoolers." The theories resonated with me, but I was having a hard time putting the theory into practice. When I heard about Lisa's class, I was apprehensive about the time commitment (seven 2-hour sessions), but I decided to give it a try. I think that was one of the best decisions I've made as a parent yet. The 7 weeks flew by and by the end, I found myself craving even more. Through role playing and a series of really powerful demonstrations, Lisa taught us about parenting with kindness and firmness (as opposed to being authoritarian or permissive). We covered a wide range of options for non-punitive solutions to common parenting/behavior challenges. We also learned about teaching our kids self discipline, problem solving skills, responsibility, self-reliance and cooperation, among other things. Some of the concepts that most resonated with me: "Asking vs. Telling" ("Where do your shoes belong?" instead of "Put away your shoes."); "Connect before Correct"; and especially the idea that children do better when they feel better. I hate role playing, but it was unbelievably powerful to role play being my child and also to practice different parenting techniques. The classes have transformed the way that my husband and I interact with our son. We all enjoy each other so much more now and there's a lot less conflict. This doesn't mean that we're letting him get away with more. We're just involving him more in problem solving and making him feel like he's a contributing part of the family. Things certainly aren't perfect and we certainly still experience non-compliance and temper tantrums, but we feel more much prepared to deal with these challenges now and we're less likely to get angry. I'm really appreciating the progress we've made and I'm enjoying the journey of parenting much more now.

    Marcilie Smith Boyle - Parenting with Positive Discipline

    Marcilie Smith Boyle - Parenting with Positive Discipline

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    North Oakland

    Marcilie is an exceptional parenting coach. Reading books is useful, but Marcilie helps me see…read morethrough the internal emotional stuff that muddies my vision when it comes to conflict with my kids. She has successfully guided me through a number of really difficult situations and instilled in me a greater confidence in approaching those same types of situations on my own. I highly recommend her.

    Marcilie is the coach we needed in our corner to create a more peaceful home. Having three…read moredaughters under the age of nine, the issues we face are new daily and were becoming as consistent as the morning sun. We've attended her series on sibling rivalry, consulted with her for one on one coaching (for both career and parenting matters now) and are looking forward to her eight week tele class on Positive Discipline. She curates truly helpful content from experts, coupled with her own smart methods and leads you through it in way that builds confidence. We consistently leave our time with her having gained practical tools - many of which have led to a measurably more peaceful home. Some of our favorites are Bugs and Wishes (curbed sibling bickering substantially) PESOS (respectful communication which yields results everyone feels good about) and her overall training in Adlerian theory has been a game changer both in our home and professionally. We all need a friend who truly listens and provides practical support in the roughest moments of parenting and career matters. So glad to say we have found both in Marcilie.

    Little Wonders-A Parent-Child Center - Outdoors play at Little Wonders

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    We got referred to them by an acquaintance and wow - I'm so glad we decided to go to LW! I love the…read moreteachers - Maggie and Suzanne are so warm, inviting and knowledgeable. I love the set up for the co-op in general and especially the parents round table. When you go to LW, it's not just a class for your kids but a fantastic opportunity to build community. I still keep in touch with a handful of parents I met from LW and I will be back to LW with my second kiddo soon!

    Little Wonders is an amazing resource and parent-child community. Last year, I joined their weekly…read moreclass for older 1 year olds with my daughter. She had so much fun playing dress up, exploring new toys and sensory experiences, and making friends. Through Little Wonders, she grew very comfortable with the classroom environment and is feeling super ready for preschool. While my daughter was learning, exploring, and connecting... I was too! Our kind, patient, and endlessly energetic Teacher Suzanne also led parents in thoughtful discussions about child development and our parenting journeys. I also joined the Little Wonders monthly virtual preschool support class. It was a great opportunity to learn about changes in behavior and development during the preschool years, share stories with other parents, and feel less alone while navigating new parenting challenges. I am grateful to have found such a friendly and supportive community. I encourage all parents of young kids to check out Little Wonders!

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    非常感谢这家月子中心的照顾!24小时护理真的很安心,Jen 和所有工作人员都超级温柔、有耐心,让我这个新手妈妈觉得被照顾得很好。…read more 我和老公在生产后终于可以好好休息补眠,恢复得快很多。按摩、facial 和泡脚也特别推荐,做完身体放松很多,感觉产后恢复更顺利。 他们提供的课程也很实用,帮助我们更有信心照顾新生儿。 Thank you for the amazing care at the postnatal retreat center! The 24-hour doula support, Jen, and all the staff are incredibly kind and attentive. As a first-time mom, I felt truly taken care of, and my husband and I were able to rest and recover after delivery. The massages, facials, and foot baths were wonderful and helped me feel better faster. The classes were also very helpful in preparing us to care for our newborn. Highly recommend!

    After delivery we sought out the Village to help care for our newborn. Jen's Village is such a…read moreunique and special service for newborn families - not only because of the incredible newborn care support, but also because Jen herself is a certified nurse. We were able to get guidance and monitoring for our baby's jaundice, which gave us so much peace of mind. Every person we interacted with through The Village was gentle, knowledgeable, and truly dedicated to helping families adjust in those tough early days. The support we received was emotionally, mentally and physically life saving. Special thanks to Imani, Iris, Charlotte, Ghlen, and Violet for their warmth, patience, and the loving way they supported our family. Thank you so much for the care you provided overnight and throughout the days as well.

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    Respectful Caregiving

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    North Berkeley

    Christina's class has been THE most supportive thing I've done for myself and baby boy. We joined…read moreher playgroup class when he was only 4 months old (over a year ago) and he's thrived so much because of it. Our weekly play group-classes have provided invaluable social skills, bodily coordination development/learning, and parent education; my now one and a half yr. old is thriving, confident, secure & super coordinated! Christina holds a 1.5 hour class, almost all free play, with simple age appropriate objects/toys in a light-filled play space (at Then Comes Baby in Oakland). The RIE principles that she teaches has supported my son's natural development; like letting him roll, crawl, walk, etc, at his own natural pace as opposed to propping him up or helping him in ways that might by-pass his own learning & discovering. It's been such good practice to learn to let them figure things out on their own and resist the temptation to "help" or interrupt their natural curiosity and frustration as they learn new skills and limits. Of course we also get plenty of practice of setting boundaries for and with our children as well. This group has really helped my partner & I have a healthy and balanced parenting style and reduced our stress as new parents. The community of babies and parents has also been super sweet; you don't have to do this alone! Christina is experienced, knowledgable, and very encouraging. I highly recommend working with her!

    From the owner: Respectful Caregiving: Balanced Families, Secure Babies…read more Respectful Caregiving is dedicated to supporting families with babies and toddlers throughout the Bay Area. My work is inspired by Magda Gerber's Educaring® Approach (RIE®). This Approach encourages trust in the infant for knowing how and when to develop. We caregivers do not consider it our responsibility to "teach" children how to move, play, or learn. Instead, it is our responsibility to provide a safe environment conducive to self-initiated play and discovery. The Approach places emphasis on the quality of the nurturing relationship between caregiver and child, and has many specific suggestions for how to make that relationship as respectful and cooperative as possible. Parents using the Educaring® Approach report significant a decrease in the perceived burden of parenthood, and a corresponding increases in their confidence and enjoyment as parents. Children raised with this Approach are emotionally aware, confident, graceful, creative, independent, and secure in their sense of selves. I offer RIE® certified classes such as Before Baby™ and Nurturing Nanny. I also offer sleep consulting, parent coaching, nursery design/babyproofing, workshops, and individualized nanny training.

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