Unless otherwise noted, all events take place at the Blue Heron office.
I am Dr. Jo, Naturopathic Doctor in Waterloo, and mama of 3 awesome kids. I am passionate about wholesome family health. Since 2006, I have been empowering families by teaching ways to keep everyone healthy through all the different stages of life. In my New Baby Time presentation, I share simple tips and tricks to treat all sorts of common health issues that arise in families including gassy babies, skin rashes, stuffy noses, hemorrhoids, milk supply issues, and much more!
Connect with Dr. Jo:
jt@georgestreetnaturopathic.com
www.georgestreetnaturopathicmedicine.com
@georgestreetND on insta
facebook.com/georgestreetND
A “Breastfeeding Buddy” is a caring, committed and trained volunteer who has breastfed. Buddies provide one-to-one and group support for breastfeeding moms and help connect them with community supports and resources. Learn about what ‘normal’ breastfeeding behaviour looks like and help deal with some common concerns that new (and/or) experienced nursing mothers may have. Bring your breastfeeding questions!
Connect with Breastfeeding Buddies:
https://www.facebook.com/BreastfeedingBuddiesWR/
http://instagram.com/breastfeedingbuddies
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbIqg4COgzfqJmZd2kn5hxA8TIQXrWHnW
Dr Nicole will be demonstrating with several different carriers as well as answering your questions. Bring your own carrier with you on the Zoom call if you wish to get specific help.
Connect with Dr. Nicole:
Better Bedtime is a full-service sleep consulting organization based in Waterloo Region. Services range from one-on-one programs for infants, children and adults to corporate sessions for the workplace. During our presentation, we will discuss safe and healthy sleep for babies. Specifically, we will dive into nap strategies, room sharing and overcoming sleep challenges.
Connect with Better Bedtime:
betterbedtime.ca
facebook.com/betterbedtime
@betterbedtimesleep (insta)
At the University of Waterloo’s Infant & Child Studies Group, we are interested in studying language and cognitive development in infants and children. Some of our research questions include:
-when and how do infants and young children learn what words are supposed to sound like, and what happens when a word sounds different than what they expect?
-how do infants and children use aspects of the environment and what they know about people to understand what is being said in different situations?
-how do babies and children use what they have experienced so far to make predictions about what will happen next?
Connect with the Baby Lab:
http://uwaterloo.ca/infant-and-child-studies-group/
Instagram @infantstudiesgroup/