Masterclasses
High quality documentary-style parenting masterclasses
Our masterclasses by top academics and experts in their fields, offer reliable and expert information about parenting
Five categories: Pregnancy, Infancy, Childhood, Adolescence and Parents Zone.
Sample course topics:
Pregnancy
Stages, labour, delivery, common problems, high-risk pregnancies, multiple birth
pregnancies.
Infancy
Feeding, setting a routine, crying, attachment, taking care of pre-term babies, caring for more than one baby, first aid.
Childhood
Tantrums, play, discipline, sibling rivalry, bullying, friendships, resilience.
Adolescence
Parent-adolescent conflict, screen time, anxiety, substance use, risk taking, motivation.
Parents' zone
Taking care of yourself, the importance of fathers, new family forms, How much do parents really matter?, Do parenthood and guilt always go together?, parenting styles.
Neurodivergent children
How to parent neurodivergent children, diagnosis, dealing with specialists, Autism, ADHD, ADD, tics, learning differences.
Masterclasses last around 30 minutes. Each masterclass is divided into lessons.
You can choose the lessons you want to watch.
You can choose the lessons you want to watch.
New masterclasses are added every month.
Watch on desktop or mobile device.
Masterclasses include captions
Masterclasses include captions
Parents' zone
This masterclass is a bit different to the ones you usually do. Instead of having one expert talking about one topic, we have many different experts debunking different myths about parenting and child development. We will keep on adding to this masterclass regularly, so watch out! And if there are any particular myths that you would want us to debunk or to discuss, do please send us an email at: hello@recparenting.com (...)
Parents' zone
Renowned Professor Susan Golombok examines children of gay fathers, lesbian mothers, donor conception parents, surrogates, trans-parents, and single mothers by choice to find out if they are as well-adjusted as children growing up in traditional families. (...)
