Age two isn’t always pretty. “Do it self!” my daughter wails every time I try to do ANYTHING for her (sound familiar to anyone out there?).
But age two can be incredibly fun and less stressful than we think, says Early Childhood Development specialist Samantha Sawyer of Brightening Connections. Changing your mindset and parenting patterns about the “terrible twos” can help create breathing room for both you and your child, changing the entire dynamic of your relationship.
Check out her blog post on the subject here. Samantha is full of insight on this, and an array of other topics pertinent to parents of young children. That’s why you don’t want to miss her workshop Yoga for Parents: The Power of Play, this Saturday (March 9), 4-6:30 p.m.
Joining Samantha to lead the workshop is Helena Raghubir — a stress management expert and renowned Kundalini yoga teacher. You’ll discover simple ways to practice self-care as a parent, as well as learn skill that Samantha says are transformative in turning times of frustration into productive times of connection. Sign up now!
Yoga for Parents: The Power of Play
Where: Blooma Minneapolis (5315 Lyndale Ave. S.)
Fee: $35/Individual or $50/Couple (adults only)
You’ll enjoy a refreshing yoga and meditation experience, a fun learning and play experience, and loads and loads of take-home skills to use for you and for your child.
Love,
Alisa, Sarah & the women of Blooma

