Wright Mommy and Me founder Julie Wright shared her thoughts on discipline in Real Simple Magazine’s September issue – which is now online! Check out what she had to say in “10 Things Pros Wish Parents Knew About Discipline.”
Part 2 in our Q&A Series with Wright Mommy and Me Class Leaders Lindsay Anderson, LCSW has been leading Wright Mommy and Me classes for several years. She also has a private psychotherapy practice in Agoura Hills, specializing in postpartum
We are super excited to bring The Wright Mommy and Me groups and classes to Bini Birth in Sherman Oaks! Check out our upcoming events… The Happy Sleeper Workshop for Babies 0 – 4 Months Tuesday September 15th 12:00pm-1:30pm Cost:
It may seem like the concept de jour, but mindfulness or mindful awareness is a practice that goes back thousands of years. Only fairly recently have we been able to understand, from a brain science perspective, why and how mindfulness
Join us at Buttercup Baby Store in Pasadena on Sunday, August 16th 11:00am -12:00pm for The Happy Sleeper free sleep class for babies 0 – 4 months. The good news is that babies are built to sleep! It may not
The Wright Mommy and Me groups are coming to Pasadena, Sherman Oaks and Redondo Beach! New 8-week series in Pasadena at The Family Room will be held Wednesdays 11-12:30 pm from August 19 through October 7 and is for babies
Today we are kicking off a Q&A series with our Wright Mommy and Me class leaders so that you can get to know them a bit more personally. Have you met Kim-Lan Dovan, MFT? Kim-Lan is a licensed Marriage and
We are excited to announce a new Wright Mommy and Me class in Pasadena at The Family Room. The first 8-week series will be held from August 19th – October 7th and is for babies born March – mid-July, 2015.
We are very excited to invite you to join a new Wright Mommy & Me class now forming in Santa Monica! This class will be led by Kim-Lan Dovan, MFT, for babies born February to May 2015. The first 8-week
It’s startling how much better we humans feel when helping arms reach out to hold our babies, stir our pots and smile knowingly into our tired eyes. There’s nothing more comforting than a bunch of nodding heads when a mom