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2012Baby Brains – “Me Do It!”
This just in: The February 14, 2012 session booked up very quickly so an additional date has been included. Please see below:
Tuesday, February 28, 2012 – These sessions are open to the public, and the Children’s Museum is covering the cost of admission by generously providing FREE six-month family memberships to all first-time guests!
Montessori House of Children is partnering with the London Regional Children’s Museum for the next session of Baby Brains a free, informative and interactive session about encouraging independence in babies.
The Importance of Encouraging Independence – Me Do It!
- When: February 14, 2012
- Time: 9:30 am to 10:30 am
- What: Suitable for babies 3-24 months of age, all parents, children and caregivers are welcome to attend.
- Cost: Free after paying the LRCM entrance fee
- To register call 519-519-433-9121 or send an email to kwork@montessori.on.ca
Enjoy this educational opportunity!
Note: you do not need to have a child enrolled in a Montessori class to attend this event.
Lindsay
Cool! Sounds like it would be educational for parents
admin
And for Aunties!
Multi-Testing Mommy
LOL! I have the opposite problem here – ds3 wants to do EVERYTHING for himself and has tantrum after tantrum. He tantrums not because I won’t help him but because he insists on doing it by himself!
Multi-Testing Mommy recently posted..February 2012 Highlights on Family Channel, Disney Junior and Disney XD
Shonagh
Hi Kelly!
I just wanted to say thank you for sharing the information about our “Baby Brains” sessions with your readers.
We have had wonderful responses, from many people, who are keen to explore ways to support all areas of their young child’s development.
As you know I love the opportunity to share my passion for teaching young children and meeting new families!
There will be several sessions over the next few months and would be thrilled if you would continue to share the information with your friends and readers of City Mom.
Future topics will be:
“Nutrition – It’s more than just Food!”.
“It’s a Big World – the importance of introducing cultural topics to young children”
Discipline – Time In – not time out!”
Details of these sessions and how to register for these sessions can be found on the Montessori House of Children facebook page or contact Kathy at 519 433 9121.
Hope all continues to go well for you and yours!
Keep in touch!
Jane Graham
I took a couple of these classes and really enjoyed them. I’m looking forward to seeing if there are any more added in the future.