Infant and New Mom

Moms Know Best
Moms Know Best educational support classes allow new and “been there” moms to meet and discuss infant and postpartum care issues, such as sleep, feeding, safety, mom’s self-care, bonding and more. Meets once-weekly for 7 weeks. The group is facilitated by moms Jennifer Moyer BSN, RN, CBC, a nurse and lactation consultant and Kirsten Banks, MA, a holistic therapist . Topic resource lists are provided. The class runs for 6 weeks on a weekly basis from 10-11:15am on Fridays beginning June 1st. Costs: Free for members, $120 for non-members. Call 781-616-6244 or email info@mamasmove.com to register.

Child Development Program ages birth to 36 months.

Yo Baby- combines the elements of Mom and Baby yoga with yoga poses and techniques for your baby that are developmentally nutritious and deepen the parent/child bond. This mom and baby class  is appropriate for newborn to 9 months.  

 Wiggle, Giggle and Move Now that your baby is growing and becoming more adventurous, it’s time to introduce new activities to foster their growth and play. Discover this class/play/support group for babies 8 months-18 months and their mommies!  Each week discuss your child’s milestones and developments, accompanied by play and activities that compliment the topic.  Facilitated by early childhood development specialist. (8-18 months/walking)

Sign and Sing: Bring your older baby or young toddler to this great class incorporating signing and singing.  A perfect way to introduce simple signs you can use with your little one to develop his/her communicative skills! (recommended for 8-24 months). Instructed by Stephanie Heaney, certified ASL instructor and sign language educator.  Returning this Fall.

Music Together®  Children will often sing before they speak. This is because music is truly a universal language that has the power to bring families and communities together in harmony. Come create a joyful musical environment through song, dance, and rhythmic play and make playful connections to last a lifetime! Adults, regardless of musical ability, find it fun and easy to help create an environment that supports any child in achieving basic music competence. Children of mixed ages participate at their own level by singing, moving, listening, and exploring instruments.   For children zero to four with caregiver.