Big Feelings, Bright Holidays: Parenting Your Sensitive Child with Heart
Overview
Does your child feel everything deeply—joy, frustration, excitement, or change?
If holidays and transitions often bring big emotions in your home, this workshop is for you.
Join Lori Longo, MA, Parent Coach at the Center for Children and Youth, for a supportive and practical session designed for parents of spirited and sensitive children—those who respond strongly to emotions, sounds, or changes in routine.
You’ll learn how to:
- Understand your child’s unique temperament and emotional needs
- Ease daily power struggles
- Help your child manage big feelings and transitions with more confidence
- Create calmer, more joyful holiday experiences for your family
You’ll leave with:
- Simple, compassionate tools for smoother days and fewer meltdowns
- Fresh ideas for managing the excitement and stress of the season
- Greater confidence in supporting your child’s sensitive nature
Bring warmth, connection, and calm to the holidays—while helping your child thrive through the highs and lows of the season.
Fee: $30.
Registration ends 30 minutes before the event—the link Zoom link for this workshop will be emailed at that time.
This workshop will NOT be recorded.
About the Presenter
Lori Longo, MA
Parent Coach and Preschool Consultant
With a master’s in child development from Michigan State University and a psychology degree from Scripps College, Lori Longo brings over two decades of expertise to her work with families. A former preschool director and veteran parent educator, Lori has guided countless parents through the joys and challenges of early childhood. Her popular workshops—covering topics such as child behavior management and toddler sleep training—blend research-based insights with practical strategies parents can use right away. Her warm, relatable approach emphasizes building strong parent-child connections and supporting children’s emotional growth.
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- Online
Refund Policy
Location
Online event
Organized by
Center for Children and Youth
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