We’re getting personal.

Like… in real life.

After so many conversations with Calm & Colorful Mamas about toddler meltdowns, overstimulation, transitions, and those moments where everything feels like it’s happening at once, I’m excited to finally share this:

✨ Calm & Colorful is hosting in-person classes. ✨

These aren’t lectures.

They aren’t “do it perfectly” parenting programs.

And they definitely aren’t about fixing your child.

They’re about supporting you and your toddler together, in the moments that actually feel hard.

Calm & Colorful Co-Regulation Classes

For Toddlers (2–5) + Their Grown-Ups

Location: Local, in-person (details provided after registration)

Format: 4-week series

Length: 45 minutes per class

Who: Toddlers ages 2–5 with a parent or caregiver

January Upcoming Sessions:

Monday

• 10:00–10:45 AM

• 5:30–6:15 PM

Wednesday

• 9:30–10:15 AM

• 4:30–5:15 PM

Thursday

• 6:30–7:15 PM

Friday

• 10:00–10:45 AM

Saturday

• 9:30–10:15 AM

Sunday

• 3:30–4:15 PM

Each class includes:

• Simple, real-life emotional regulation tools
• Movement and sensory play (very toddler-friendly)
• What to say and do during big emotions
• Support for parents who are already doing their best

These are tools parents told me they actually want, things you can use without pulling out your phone, reading a book, or remembering a long list of steps.

✨ How to Join

Spots are intentionally limited to keep the space calm, connected, and supportive.

View Details & Register Here

Not in TX and want classes near you?

Click Here!

🍽️ New on the Blog: Dinner Time + Toddler Big Feelings

Dinner with toddlers can go from peaceful to full meltdown fast, especially when emotions are running high.

In our newest blog post, I share 8 practical, real-life tips I use to help reduce dinner-time tantrums, including:

• Setting clear (but gentle) expectations
• Using choices to reduce power struggles
• Creating a calmer mealtime environment
• Teaching toddlers where to go when big feelings hit

These tools support emotional regulation before tantrums take over, and they’re the same kind of strategies we practice together in class.

👉 Read the full blog here

One last thing 🤍

You don’t need to be calmer.

You don’t need to be more patient.

You don’t need to “get it right.”

You just need support that works in real life, with a real toddler, on real days.

I can’t wait to support you in person.

With so much care,

Jessica

Founder, Calm & Colorful

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