If your Hospital, OB-GYN Practice, Church or other organization wishes to host a Bringing Baby Home Workshop please email or call me.  

To see when more Bringing Baby Home Workshops are being scheduled go the Workshops Page in the Bringing Baby Home Section of this website

Testimonials:

“We really enjoyed the class and left feeling prepared for what to expect after our baby was born. We learned techniques to get through some of the ups and downs!”
Will Aldred- new father of a 3 month old

“Although you can never be 100% prepared for the birth of a new baby, this wonderful class will get you as close to ready as can be! It was a great bonding experience, we grew stronger as a couple and are using the new tools and techniques we were taught. I will recommend "Bringing Baby Home" to every couple I know expecting a baby!”
Keely Aldred- new mother of a 3 month old

"We were overwhelmed with the transition to parenthood. BBH enabled us to put things in perspective. Since the workshop we have focused on strengthening our relationship and spending time together with our child. Our family life has become so much easier and more enjoyable.  This course is essential and I strongly recommend it to all new parents."
A Father attendee

"The workshop made me realize that the most important thing we could do for our baby was to take care of our relationship. Making time to communicate and to do things together has to go to the very top of our ‘to do’ list.  When things get hard, I remember this."
A Mother attendee

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT THE "Bring Baby Home" WORKSHOP

Q) Can I come to the workshop alone? My partner does not want to come.
A) This program is not recommended for individuals. It is intended for couples, and many of the skills and time spent on relationship exercises are only valuable when 2 people are present.

Q) We are in the process of adopting a baby. Would this workshop be appropriate for us?
A) Yes. Definitely.

Q) Can we bring our children to the workshop?
A) This workshop is designed for couples and because it requires focus on each other, other children would be a distraction that would hinder everyone in attendance.

Q) What about babies? We didn't hear about this workshop until after our baby was born and it sounds like just the kind of experience we need. I am breast feeding and I don't want to leave our baby with a babysitter.
A) Babes in arms are welcome, provided that you and your husband can agree ahead of time to be sensitive to the needs of others in the class.

Q) Do we have to attend the whole workshop or just the parts that address issues we are currently experiencing?
A) It is recommended that each couple attend the workshop in its entirety. The information provided and the skills that are taught are intended to build upon one another.

Q) Can we attend the workshop if we are not married?
A) Yes. Unmarried, cohabitiating and same sex couples are encouraged to participate.