The Evening Village
Parenting alone is hard. How many days and nights do you think about behaviors or challenges that are getting worse? How many times do you question your approach? How many Google searches left you feeling more confused than ever before?
Trying to balance online work, house work and work work?
I want you to know that I can help you!
Trying to figure out if The Evening Village is the parenting group for you?
Supporting Parents from all walks of life...
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After working over 20 years in early childhood education, I have found parents lack fundamental support. Whether you are a single parent household, two parent household, same sex family, IVF, or adoption, parenthood is complicated and dynamic. Parents need someone to listen and understand. I have helped hundreds of families navigate early childhood with humor, strategies and empathy.
I help you figure out who YOU ARE.
I help you discover who YOUR CHILD IS.
I offer strategies that SOUND AND FEEL LIKE YOU.
What To Expect From The Village
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Learn about nuanced habits which sabotage the connection with your child.
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Hear and share stories from other parents navigating early childhood challenges.
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Receive specific real life solutions in the place of unhelpful generalizations.
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Weekly one hour and 15min class
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Traverse new developments from child developmental or new city ordinances with my support September through May.
The Night Time Village is my signature method that will help you to:
- Parent proactively
- Develop your personal parenting style
- Connect deeply with your child
- Create a foundation for future communication
- Coach challenging behaviors strategically instead of a place of overwhelm
A Note From Joshua
My philosophical foundation is eclectic. Attachment parenting, RIE, Mindfulness, as well as traditional parenting, create a foundation which promotes deep and authentic connection to your child. I strive to connect, not only the child to the parent, but more importantly to connect the parent to themself. My ultimate goal is not to create parenting perfection, instead to create a true connection between each member of the family.
