This webinar is appropriate for

• Expecting parents who want to learn handling skills ahead of their baby’s arrival

• Parents with babies, from newborns to early walkers who are interested in the process of movement development and want to support their baby’s ability to move with ease.

• Birth educators who work with families who want to share handling skills with their clients.

What You’ll Learn

You’ll learn various techniques for supporting your infant as they learn the skills necessary to go from rolling and crawling to sitting and walking - and everything in between.

With IDME, we are observing how your baby learns. What are their strategies, preferences, styles of exploration?

Learning stems from their sense of curiosity.

When we are curious, we are open to new possibilities. When we are curious, we see challenge as opportunity. When we are curious, we can embody less shame and more playfulness.

In IDME play groups, we explore what’s present for your baby. Are there certain skills they are practicing? What are the micro-skills they are still having a hard time with? How can you, as their caretaker, provide assistance that doesn’t take away their ability to learn it themselves?

This is a tricky balance to attain, but one full of value - in my opinion. 

Watch The Webinar

Learn some basic handling skills and techniques for supporting your baby’s movement potential in this free webinar.

You can apply the IDME principles when you and your baby are in a state of playfulness and ease. None of us can learn anything new if we’re upset, too sleepy, or hungry.

I hope this IDME lesson demonstrates some practical ways you can support your baby’s ability to move with ease, curiosity and playfulness.

I am available for 1:1 and group sessions, so please contact me through the link below, if you have questions about this work or if you’d like in-person or online IDME support.