Parent Enrichment Sessions
Reflecting Together
Experiential workshops designed for families who want to better understand their children’s development and strengthen bonds at home. We create a safe and intimate space where parents and caregivers can reflect, learn and grow together in an atmosphere of trust and collaboration.
For: Families with children aged 6 to 18.
Facilitators: Elena Merino, Secondary Tutor and Assistant Head Teacher, and Paula Garibo, Primary Guide.
Languages
Spanish and English
Price per session*
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1 person: €30
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2 people: €50
*Special offer: 10% discount when booking all 5 sessions in Spanish.
*Special offer: 5% discount when booking both sessions in English.
Sessions/Topics
How to manage children’s first contact with technology and encourage a gradual and appropriate use.
Exploring sexuality from the early years through adolescence, to support development in a respectful and conscious way.
Tools to support our children through times of change, doubts, or concerns.
Keys to recognising unhealthy dynamics and fostering relationships based on respect and communication.
Strategies to develop the ability to put oneself in another’s place and strengthen coexistence.
Positive Discipline in Early Childhood
A cycle of experiential workshops to discover how to accompany children with respect, connection and cooperation. Inspired by the Positive Discipline model developed by Dr Jane Nelsen and Lynn Lott, and based on the psychology of Alfred Adler and Rudolf Dreikurs, this programme combines theory and practice to transform the way we relate to childhood.
For: Families with children aged 0 to 6, early years educators, and anyone interested in respectful parenting and guidance.
Duration: 4 sessions of 3 hours each, from October to May.
Facilitator: María Ferrero, certified Positive Discipline Educator by the Positive Discipline Association.
Language
Spanish
Price per session*
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1 person: €30
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2 people: €50
Special offer: 10% discount when booking all 4 sessions.
Sessions/Topics
Theoretical content:
– What is Positive Discipline and what is it based on?
– The goals of children’s behaviour: belonging and significance.
– Behaviour as a form of communication.
– How the child’s brain works (0–6): the need for co-regulation.
– From correction to guidance: connect before teaching.
– The 5 criteria of Positive Discipline.
Objective:
To offer a respectful perspective on children’s behaviour, recognising the needs behind each action and laying the foundations to accompany from connection.
Theoretical content:
– Respectful limits: why they are necessary.
– The balance between firmness and kindness.
– Natural and logical consequences vs. punishments.
– Tools to set limits with respect: agreements, routines, positive time-out.
– Challenging behaviours: how to respond without punishing or giving in.
Objective:
To learn how to establish safe and respectful limits that provide emotional support to the child and foster responsibility and self-control.
Theoretical Content:
– How to foster autonomy from early childhood.
– From obedience to cooperation: shifting the focus.
– The importance of encouragement vs praise.
– Mistakes as opportunities for learning.
– Practical tools: curious questions, participation, special time.
Objective:
To promote autonomy and responsibility without authoritarianism, allowing children to develop life skills through active participation.
Theoretical Content:
– Emotional regulation in adults: why it is key in childhood.
– Self-care and coherence: what we do teaches more than what we say.
– Tools to strengthen the bond: full presence, active listening, special time.
– Positive Discipline as a lifestyle, not a “recipe”.
Objective:
To consolidate what has been learned throughout the course, integrate tools into daily life, and connect with the deeper purpose of conscious and respectful parenting.
Exploring Montessori with babies
A space for parents, carers and families to meet and learn, with an experiential approach designed to support families in the early years of parenting. From the perspective of Montessori pedagogy, we explore child development in a safe, prepared and respectful environment.
While the children explore freely in an environment designed for them, families receive training and personalised guidance. Each session combines a theoretical talk and an experiential workshop with guest professionals who address key topics in early education, conscious parenting and child development.
Inspired by the pedagogy of María Montessori and a holistic view of the human being, this programme invites us to pause, observe and reconnect with the genuine rhythm of childhood, offering practical resources to take home.
For: Families with children aged 0 to 2 years.
Duration: 4 sessions of 3 hours each, from October to May.
Facilitator: María Ferrero, Montessori Guide – Infant Community.
Language
Spanish
Price per session
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1 adult + 1 child: €60
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2 adults + 1 child: €80
Full schedule and guest speakers coming soon.
Sessions/ Topics
Objective: To introduce Montessori pedagogy from the perspective of the prepared adult, with observation as the basis for accompanying child development.
Objective: To understand the characteristics of the first plane of development and how personality is formed through sensory and emotional experience.
Objective: To understand the importance of free and autonomous movement as a biological need and as a path to the construction of the self.
Objective: To explore how food is part of the child’s emotional, social and sensory education.