Feedback received
Parents and professionals who attended the recent Sensible Parenting Tour talks held in the United States and United Kingdom had this to say:-
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So full of common sense with neurological basis.
C. Garraway, NCT
It will enable me to adapt current teaching activities to include extra/updated ideas.
C. Thomas, NCT
Understanding how this approach fits into breastfeeding and will influence my behaviour as a mother.
K. Silk, NCT
A happy middle ground with solid strategies for parents to use.
F.Thomas, NCT
I received the Baby Sense books today. Thanks for getting them to us. I wanted to thank you again for working with us to bring Meg to our center. All of the staff remarked as to what a great speaker she was and that they all leaned something or will now look at things from a different perspective. Could I have an address for Meg so that I could send her a direct thank you from the staff? I also wanted to express my appreciation for providing this learning opportunity to the Center.Ronna L. DeKoven, OTR/L, Occupational Therapy Manager
I just wanted to thank you and Megan for coming to Chicago to present Baby Sense. I really enjoyed the lecture and I learned a lot. I have read so many books during my pregnancy and this book will definitely be one that I pull out over and over and refer to for guidance. I hope you enjoyed your stay here and have safe travels back home. Thank you again..I really enjoyed it.
Sarah
"I want to thank you for the book donated to our silent auction. Also thanks for speaking to our parents. They really benefited from your talk."
Linda, Families First Brooklyn
Megan is such an amazing speaker and it is a treat to have her come to my luncheons. I hope she will be back soon!
Laura, Baby Bites, NYC
Laura, Baby Bites, NYC
Chicago Network Meeting (Fussy Baby Network)
Date of Event: March 13, 2007
This is a summary of comments from professionals attending a talk given by Megan Faure Author of Baby Sense. This talk was attended by occupational therapist, pediatricians, social workers and other infant specialists.
Date of Event: March 13, 2007
This is a summary of comments from professionals attending a talk given by Megan Faure Author of Baby Sense. This talk was attended by occupational therapist, pediatricians, social workers and other infant specialists.
Question:
Will today’s information be useful in your work? How?
Will today’s information be useful in your work? How?
Response:
- Yes, many of my clients have children with sleep problems.
- Yes, with my private practice clients. I would have liked more time for explanation. Wonderful program!
- Yes it will, because I work with teen mothers it will allow me to share what I’ve learned. It will help me to bring awareness to the moms.
- Use of sleep training with parents after assessing evaluating sleep issues will give great guidance.
- It gave me strategies for assisting parents in improving infant sleep through reducing stress on the family. I would like more time for Q and A.
- This information will be very useful because I have many mothers who ask me about sleep issues and discuss strategies with me. This talk has given me more information to pass on to them.
- Yes- It gave me a lot of information about sleep expectations; factors that influence sleep. This will help me figure out how to help parents. More time; I felt rushed through some of the influences.
- Yes, definitely. Broadening perspectives in working with families. Very interesting!
- Definitely. I’m an OT and this will be helpful in working with parents to answer questions about sleep. More time I could have listen to this speaker for a full day! Beth Osten & Associates
- Yes. Working with project connect and EI in foster care / Adoption.
- Yes- I work with families who have babies in childcare who are fussy. Excellent meeting!
- Yes, I’m an OT treating infant and toddlers! Central Du Page Hospitals Pediatricians
- Provided me with more awareness of issues! I will refer for assistance more frequently. I will refer for OT/Sensory evaluations.
- Yes, as we develop our mother-child and parenting program for our prenatal depression project.
- Yes, when I work with mother’s who are depressed it will be helpful to know what they can expect to get in tx with an OT.
- Perhaps more time this speaker has a lot to say!
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