A supportive community for parents of young children, built on 15 years of experience working with children and their families. Learn and grow together, without judgment. Here’s what you get:
Courses
Short video courses for parents of children 0–6, starting with Understanding & Reducing Tantrums.
Classes
Live introductory and follow-up classes with Laurent on Zoom.
Complimentary 1-on-1
A one-on-one conversation with Laurent, on us.
WhatsApp group
A private community of parents going through the same things.
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A short survey so we can tailor future content to your family.
About
Who we are, what we do, and what we stand for.
Simple, useful activities and resources for young children.
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For parents of children 18 months+
This Short Course is a series of short, practical videos designed for parents and caregivers of children approximately 18 months to 5 years of age — with a peak usually around ages 2 and 3 — grounded in the latest discoveries in neuroscience and backed by a century of empirical evidence, from the heart.
Become a MemberWhatever you're navigating — a meltdown in the supermarket, a bedtime breakdown, a transition that goes sideways — we've been there.
Laurent · ZeroToSixParents
AMI-Trained Early Childhood Educator and Director
Son of the founder of France's oldest bilingual Montessori school (est. 1972). Taking what worked best from over a decade working directly with children in the classroom — and bringing it straight to parents at home.
Become a MemberZeroToSixParents is a scientific and empirical approach to parent-child development, built from direct work with children and parents, adapted to everyday situations with your child.
The rising tension. The warning signs. The triggers hiding in plain sight.
"Can I stop this before it starts?"
The explosion. The overwhelm. You and your child both losing it.
"What do I do right now?"
The repair. The reconnection. Getting back to each other.
"How do we come back from this?"
The calmer home. The stronger bond. The parent you wanted to be.
"I trust myself in the hard moments."
Every lesson, every technique, every expert, every stage. Members have access to:
10 lessons · 14+ short videos
Watch at your pace. Easy-to-follow, practical, and short enough to fit into your (extremely) busy schedule.
The full Before / During / After framework
Not just what to do — but when, and why. Understanding the 5 moments of a tantrum changes everything.
Regular group Zoom calls with members, led by Laurent
Ask questions, share what's working, and connect with other parents going through the same thing.
Direct access via DM and email
Real support from Laurent — not a chatbot. Your questions, answered by the person who built this course.
New material added regularly
The course grows with your feedback. What members need most shapes what gets built next.
A community of parents like you
Equally stressed, equally caring — and on the same journey toward a calmer, more connected home.
The hard moment
It happens again. And the spiral starts.
It's the third tantrum today. You've tried explaining. You've tried ignoring. You've tried giving in. You're exhausted and quietly wondering what you're doing wrong.
The shift
You start to understand what's actually happening.
You open the course. A short video. And something clicks — this isn't defiance. It's dysregulation. Your child isn't giving you a hard time. They're having a hard time. That changes everything about how you respond.
The day it clicks
You start trusting yourself in the hard moments.
The tantrum happens. But this time you know what moment you're in — and what to do. You stay grounded. It ends faster. You repair together. You feel less alone. That makes all the difference.
★★★★★
"It's never the moment in the moment — I keep telling myself that. I used to keep explaining why I'd said no, which was just adding fuel to the tantrum. Now I wait until he's calmed down and simply restate the boundary. It's been a total game-changer for us."
Charlotte — mom of a 2-year-old boy, United Kingdom
★★★★★
"My son had a full meltdown on the street. I remembered what I'd learned — after two minutes, if it's not improving, just carry him and leave. It was rough, but definitely shorter than any meltdown before."
Sarah — mom of a 3.5-year-old boy, Paris, France
★★★★★
"One morning my daughter sobbed that I had to respect her 'no.' I stayed calm and just kept saying, 'I hear you — and you're still going.' No bargaining, no explaining twice. She went, and later told me it was the best day of her life."
Beatrice — mom of two girls, 6 and almost 5, Italy
What's possible
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