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(and what to do instead)
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What other parents are saying...
These are the 3 mistakes I wish I hadn't done
(before I became an Anat Baniel Method® practitioner...
Maybe you've done one (or all) of these too?
Mistake #1
Putting all your focus on the missing milestone…
change can happen fast when you focus on this one thing instead.
Mistake #2
Placing our kids in the position they can’t do yet, hoping they will learn it.
Why this doesn’t work and what to do instead.
Mistake #3
Why stretching and repetitive exercises aren't working and the gentle, brain-based movements to do instead.
I made all those mistakes too...
Hi! I'm Jen.
We had so many disappointing experiences with traditional therapies for my daughter (born with a rare genetic disorder).
- “Don’t worry, we can still exercise them while she cries.”
- “I’ve never worked with a child with spasticity AND low tone.”
- “I don’t work with kids who are so developmentally delayed.”
- “No pain, no gain.” (Is this REALLY how we expect infants to learn new skills??!?!?!)
I Googled, I scoured Youtube, I read mommy blogs.
I KNEW there had to be a therapy that got to the root of my daughter’s development - I knew that accessing her BRAIN was the key (instead of exercising and stretching muscles).
Then I found the Anat Baniel Method® and everything changed.
- Finally a modality that put the brain AND the child first.
- Finally a modality that used gentle, respectful movements.
- Finally a modality that engaged my daughter.
- Finally a modality that saw my daughter for what she was, not what needed to be fixed.
If you’re a parent who’s wondered if there’s a gentle, more respectful way to help your child reach their next milestone...
This free online class is for you!
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Learn the 3 biggest mistakes when teaching your child their next milestone
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For parents with children with special needs who want to reduce spasticity, gain head control, roll over and reach other important milestones
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