Our Parent-Toddler classes are a place for parents of Toddlers, 13 months - 24 months, to come together weekly in a calm, beautiful environment that supports your baby's natural development.

The Toddler classes are currently offered from

9:00 am - 10:30am Thursdays at Dodges Ferry, Tasmania.

Each class is specifically tailored to Toddlers, and guided by an Infant and Toddler specialist, with facilitated observation time to unpack the lens of respectful parenting and infant mental health.

Each season we welcome new songs, opportunities for exploring movement, embody awe in the changes of the seasons (we're an all-weather class!),and create space to learn from each other.

The term is guided by a weekly rhythm in which we view Toddlers as capable and competent from birth, where we offer developmentally age-appropriate resources to allow for multiple play manipulations, where the hum of love and song permeates the class, and a delicious morning tea is shared.

8 weekly Parent-Toddler classes *

Thursdays

9:00 am - 10:30 am

Term 1 dates - Thursday 9th Feb - Thursday 30th March

*Bookings are essential for our intimate village-like classes.

This program is right for you if you want to

Learn how to support your child's holistic developmental needs
Understand the circle of security and attachment
Connect with curious, compassionate, parents on the same journey as you
Be guided by evidence-based practices in nurturing your child's mental and emotional health
Cultivate confidence in the early years of parenting - for mama and bub!
Explore various methods of respectful ways of being with your baby in a safe indoor/outdoor environment
Nurture co-regulation times (we like to call these ‘refueling’ times)
Create a sense of calm in transition times
Find your mama village!

FAQs

1. Do I need to attend with my child?

Yes, these are intentionally set as parent and child classes.

2. Can I book casual classes?

No, we no longer offer casual sessions. The main reason for this is for consistency and predictability which allows us to create a secure environment for all children and their families that attend. We will happily answer any questions prior to booking.

3. How often are the classes run?

Our classes run weekly, currently on Thursdays and generally alongside the Tasmanian school terms.

Term 1: 9th Feb - 30th Mar

Term 2: 4th May - 6th Jul

Term 3: 27th Jul - 28th Sept

Term 4: 19th Oct - 21st Dec

4. What happens if I miss a class?

We understand that life happens and politely decline a refund or credit for the class missed, but understand individual circumstances vary so if there have been a lot of missed sessions due to ill health, etc we are open to discuss a refund or credit.

5. What age groups do the classes cater to?

We offer two classes. A Parent-Infant class caters to children 6 weeks - 12 months and a Parent-Toddler class caters to children from 13 months - 24 months.

6. Can my other child attend the class as well?

Our intimate classes are tailored specifically to meet the needs of the age of the group. In saying that, if you have two children; one under 12 and one over 12 months, then arrangements can be made for your younger child to attend the Toddler session. Please contact us for clarification prior to booking.

7. I’ve only just found Sacred Seeds, can I join mid-term?

Hello and welcome! We value the classes to share a predictable rhythm, this includes the families present each term so we don’t offer mid-term starts. We’d love to welcome you to our little village, contact Sacred Seeds to pop your name down on our waitlist and we'll be in touch as soon as the next term is open for enrolment.

“I acknowledge that we gather on the unceded land of the Mumirimina people, and recognise their long and continuing connection to land, water, air, and culture. We pay respect to the Elders–past, present, and emerging–and to the many generations of First Nations families who have cared for Country from time immemorial. We undertake to do our utmost to protect and preserve lutruwita during our time here.”

lutruwita milaythina Pakana - Tasmania is Aboriginal land