Blossoms Group

(7-12 month olds)

At Little Seeds, we’re here to support you and your baby as they enter the exciting stage of growth and exploration. Our weekly in-person cohort sessions are designed for babies aged 7-12 months, offering a wonderful opportunity to bond with your little one while navigating their new developmental milestones.

Each week, we dive into a different topic, focusing on the key milestones of this stage—such as crawling, early language development, and social engagement. Our sessions offer guidance on nurturing your baby's expanding skills and provide activities that encourage motor, cognitive, and emotional growth.

Join us to create meaningful moments with your baby, connect with other moms in the same stage, and build a strong foundation for your baby’s development in a supportive, fun, and educational environment.

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Our Postpartum Cohort groups are designed to provide supportive space for moms and their little ones to connect, learn, and grow together during your baby’s first year of life.

Each session is 8 weeks long and will meet weekly for 60 minutes. These sessions are a chance for you to bond with your little one, grow in community with other moms in similar parenting stages, and create meaningful memories and lasting relationships. There will be a general consistency to each meeting and across all groups, which will include:

  • Welcome and Introductions: introducing mama and baby to the group

  • Celebrations and Challenges: an opportunity to share and listen to each mother’s celebration and challenge for the previous week

  • Songs: to promote bonding and development

  • Weekly Topic Discussion relevant to the specific age group and/or parenting

  • Goodbyes

    Our Blossoms group is geared towards babies 7-12 months old and generally discuss the following:

    Week 1: Mobile Babies: Safety, Boundaries + Responsive Parenting

    Week 2: Sleep + Separation: Developmentally Aligned Approaches

    Week 3: Feeding + Family Meals: From Solids to Shared Eating

    Week 4: Maternal Rage + Emotional Overload

    Week 5: Supporting Motor + Cognitive Milestones Through Play


    Week 6: Toddlerhood is Coming: Early Discipline Foundations

    Week 7: Fostering Secure Attachment Through Growing Independence

  • Week 8: Reflection + Closure: Honoring Growth + Moving Forward

All Sessions NOW OPEN!

2026 Dates

Session 5- Starting in July:

(Babies Born in early-July 2025 through early-December 2025)

**Tuesdays: 10:30-11:30am (July 7th- August 25th)

**SPECIAL 7 week session- Thursdays: 9:30-10:30am (July 16-August 27th)

Session 6- Starting in August:

(Babies Born in early August 2025 through early January 2026)

**Wednesday’s: 9:15-10:15am (August 5th- September 23rd )

Session 7- Starting in September:

(Babies Born in early-September 2025 through early-February 2026)

**Tuesdays: 10:30-11:30am (September 1st- October 20th)

Session 8- Starting in October:

(Babies Born in early October 2025 through early March 2026)

**Wednesday’s: 9:15-10:15am (September 30th- November 18th )

*** If a session is SOLD OUT join the waitlist. If there is enough interest we will try to open a second time for that session. Click to join the waitlist.

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Meet the Facilitator

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    Frances VonWong

    Frances is a Health Educator specializing in Community Health and Nutrition Education, with experience supporting young children, students, and adults. Since becoming a mother, she has developed a deep passion for supporting new moms/ families with educational resources and creating the sense of community needed to thrive.

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    Kelly Brown- Wednesday's Class

    Kelly Brown is a licensed marriage and family therapist with a decade of experience supporting individuals through life’s transitions. As a prenatal yoga teacher and mother of two (with a third on the way), she deeply believes in the mind-body connection and integrates mindfulness into her therapeutic work. Kelly has completed advanced training in perinatal mood disorders through Postpartum Support International, equipping her to guide clients through the emotional complexities of pregnancy, postpartum, and parenthood. She understands that raising a family takes a village and is passionate about helping others build the connections that foster support, healing, and growth.