In these courses, parents and other caregivers have fun while learning the latest information about child development. They meet and learn with other parents whose children are similar ages.
Developmental Movement courses help adults understand the developmental stages of babies, toddlers, and preschool-aged children. The courses include short lectures, discussion, observation, and hands-on learning. Adults’ children (up to two children per enrolled adult) also join in age-appropriate activities.
Class materials are provided for free with enrollment.
Developmental Movement Courses:
Developmental Movement (Birth – 12 months)
PARN 258
This course is designed to support new parents and caregivers during the early months of life while nurturing secure attachment and healthy infant development through shared movement, breath, and presence.
Developmental Movement (Ages 1-2)
PARN 260
Parents and children are introduced to developmental movement and music for one and two-year-old children. Emphasis is on identifying milestone-appropriate large motor chills, coordinated body movements, and introductory behaviors associated with demonstrations of self-esteem for this age range.
Developmental Movement (Ages 3-4.5)
PARN 262
Parents and children are introduced to developmental movement and music for three to four-and-a-half-year-old children. Emphasis is on continued tracking of milestone-appropriate large motor skills, coordinated body movements and psychological behaviors associated with demonstrations of self-esteem for this age range.
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Check out other NOCE Parenting courses such as Child and Family Wellness courses, , Love and Logic® courses, and additional Child-and-Me courses.
