Your Family is Growing
When you're having a new baby it stirs all kinds of feelings for you and your older children. You wonder "How can I possibly love this new baby as much as I love my first?" You hope they have a close bond, but how can you avoid sibling rivalry?
Siblings Who Love Each Other
In Dancing For Birth™ class you'll learn how to involve your child in your pregnancy and birth so they can play an active role in the magic of their sibling’s arrival. This creates a strong bond even before birth. Each week your worries will be replaced with know-how that brings peace.
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5 Vital Tips for Sibling Bonding
“My kids have such a close bond. It's precious to witness! I danced in class with one in my belly and one on my hip. Big brother helped during my birth and was so excited!”
- Ava
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Sibling rivalry isn't inevitable.
Sibling revelry is possible!
-Stephanie Larson