Class is Full

“Ben and Liz have been married for 23 years and have called the Skagit Valley home for the past 15 years, where they are raising their three daughters. Ben holds a master’s degree in education and has spent much of his career working in wilderness stewardship. Liz is a public health nurse with a focus on maternal-child health and has recently completed advanced training in early relational health. Together, they bring both professional expertise and real-life experience as parents who have navigated the challenges of maintaining a strong relationship amid the demands of raising a family.”

WHEN: Thursdays, Feb 5 – Mar 5 from 5:30 – 8 pm (dinner will be provided)

WHERE: Heartwood House
2136 Highway 20, Sedro-Woolley

AUDIENCE: Expecting and new parents

COST: $50 per couple ($30 for couples with Apple Health or WIC, $15 for couples with TANF).

Class is Full

Note: If this cost presents a financial hardship, please contact us. Scholarships may be available.

One of the best gifts you can give your child is a good relationship with each other as parents!

Designed for both expecting and new parents, the Bringing Baby Home Program will give you skills and information to recognize and cope successfully with the normal stressors of becoming a family.

This program teaches couples how to:

• Increase friendship in their relationship
• Deal effectively with conflict
  Involve both partners in infant care and parenting
• Improve the quality of parent-child interaction
• Recognize the emotional needs of their child and each other

Learn more about Bringing Baby Home by visiting their website.

“Bringing Baby Home has given us the knowledge and skills to cope constructively with the many changes brought about by the birth of our child. We now have tools and information to help us make this transition easier on everyone (our baby…our relationship… ourselves). Thank you!”
– Former program participant