Calming the Newborn: Supporting Infant Regulation & Sleep Foundations

Join us at the Woodbridge Main Library May 13 at 7PM for this gentle and supportive workshop for expecting parents and families in the early newborn stage.

Participants will learn practical ways to calm and regulate their baby’s nervous system, understand infant sleep patterns, support early movement and development through play, and recognize common newborn cues. The session focuses on building connection, reducing parent stress, and providing developmentally appropriate education — without using rigid methods or sleep training approaches.

Registration is required! Please register online or by calling 732-634-4450.

This educational program is inclusive, compassionate, and ideal for families seeking reassurance, science-informed guidance, and calm strategies to support both baby and caregiver well-being.

Carmelina Coppola is an Infant & Early Development Neuro-Movement Educator, Certified Parent Educator, and Newborn Care Specialist serving families throughout Middlesex and Union Counties. She has extensive hands-on experience supporting parents and infants from birth through the first year of development, with additional training in pediatric sleep education, trauma-informed embodiment practices, and early developmental movement support.Her work focuses on gentle, evidence-informed education to help families understand infant nervous-system regulation, newborn soothing, early movement development, and infant sleep rhythms in developmentally aligned ways. Programs are educational and non-clinical and designed to complement pediatric care.

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