Family Sessions For Parents and Babies
Family sessions (caregivers/grandparents welcome) online or in-person are a wonderful way to discuss and discover new strategies to help your baby achieve cognitive, gross and fine motor developmental milestones. Here are a few areas we can work on toward successful outcomes:
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enjoying tummy time
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lifting his or her head with ease
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rolling from back to belly and belly to back
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grasping and playing with toys,
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sitting, crawling, standing, walking and the transitions necessary to get there
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developing competent self-image
Group Classes for Parents and Infants
Group Classes consists of:
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3-5 babies with their parents and/or caregiver.
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Opportunities to learn from other babies and adults
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Guided movement sequences to support your baby's milestone transitions.
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Opportunities for your baby's brain to develop and grow.
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Proprioceptive touch to map your baby's body image in their brain.
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Experiences that lead to discovery of new possibilities and ultimately allows your baby to reach important gross and fine motor milestones.
Parents Recommend




TESTIMONIALS
Dylan C.
"This program has helped me as a first time parent to really understand the learning process babies go through to connect mind to movement. Being able to help my baby along to achieve these milestones has been an amazing journey"
Nyasa H.
"I do a lot of squeezing and he loves that! It's because of these sessions, he's become more aware of his body"
About Me
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Nancy Gayle Judson GCFP, MS
Nancy has been in private practice since 2009 as a Feldenkrais Practitioner when she received her certification. Currently, training in The Chava Shelhav Child'Space Method, She expects to be fully certified by June 2022. She holds a Masters degree in Early Childhood and Elementary Education from Bank Street College in NYC and and an Undergraduate degree in dance from the University of Illinois. For 15 years she was a movement specialist in schools, both public and private in NYC and the Hudson Valley, for young children.