1-122 Webinar
Nurturing Connections
A Deep Dive into Attachment Theory and Its Practical Applications in Early Childhood Education.
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$39 per person *Included in Educator Club
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About the presenter
Alex Weehuizen
Parenting Mentor + Educator
Alex believes that nurturing tamariki in their early childhood experiences profoundly shapes the foundational aspects of their growth and development. Whether collaborating with kaiako or engaging with whānau, Alex highlights the significance of offering tamariki attuned, respectful, and responsive care.
Alex is an experienced ECE teacher with over two decades of experience working alongside families. After working as a nanny for 5 years, she completed a Bachelor of Education (ECE) in 2008 and began work as a ECE teacher. After discovering a strong passion for supporting parents on their parenting journey, in 2020 she started working as a Parenting Mentor.
Alex is a certified Postpartum Doula and is a registered Circle of Security Parenting and Classroom Approach facilitator. She recently became a certified Motherhood Studies Practitioner and is fully trained as a Holistic Sleep Coach. In 2021, Alex started Precious Beginnings, a 10-week postpartum and parenting program, with over 200 parents completing the course.
Alex believes that nurturing tamariki in their early childhood experiences profoundly shapes the foundational aspects of their growth and development. Whether collaborating with kaiako or engaging with whānau, Alex highlights the significance of offering tamariki attuned, respectful, and responsive care.
Great to re fresh about different types of attachment types and why fostering and creating connections with children is so important.
— Rebekah
Breaking down the attachments was eye opening. hints for continued readings to delve into topics in more depth was awesome. validation of the rituals I do and what I need to do more of. Thanks for an excellent webinar.
— Debbie
A great and informative webinar which unfolded not only the aspect of secured attachment relationship, but also showed the strategies teachers can use to develop those healthy attachment relationships with children.
— Aman