Does your baby show signs of frustration because they just aren’t able to talk yet? Are you frustrated because you can’t quite figure out what your child wants? Baby sign language is an effective way to help support language development … Continue reading

There is nothing quite like getting a massage. You love it … and so will your baby. A growing number of parents are discovering that infant massage is a nurturing, joyful way to bond with your babies while dramatically improving … Continue reading

I’m not going to get into the nitty-gritty of my breastfeeding experience when I had my first but let’s just say it was awful, awful, awful. And at the time I didn’t have anywhere to go to ask for advice. … Continue reading

(*DATE CHANGE! If you’re intersted in this, please date we had to change the date. It’s now Sunday, May 27 *) When my daughter was two years old, she could say less than 20 words, which compared to her friends (and … Continue reading

Have you ever looked at your frustrated baby and wished there was a way for him to tell you what he wanted? Baby Sign Language playclasses are a series of 6 one-hour group sessions aimed at introducing your baby to … Continue reading

Finding it hard to get the exercise you want/need? Starting next week (Tuesday, Oct 11 at 10am), we’re hosting a new Stroller Fit class to make shaping up social and fun! Taught by Annie Pichette with Nature to Nurture Outdoor Fitness, … Continue reading

Learn how to empower your baby to communicate before they can speak – Sophia’s Hands parent & baby sign language fall classes begin September 30th! The class at Fiddleheads meets every Friday from 9-10am for 6 weeks at costs $90. … Continue reading

As someone who had a “late talker” I don’t know what we would’ve done without sign language. It was the kind of crazy-baby-world thing we made fun of before we had kids but were amazed at how much it helped. … Continue reading

Funny how parenting can feel like the most important job you ever have but it’s the one you get the least training for (except maybe that grade 11 Parenting class). So we’re forced to scramble and try to read wildly … Continue reading