The speaker explains why their paid classes go deeper than their free social media content. Classes offer step-by-step plans tailored to your baby, while blogs and posts give general tips that don't account for individual differences.
Okay, this is a question I get so often. First off, when you come to taking care of babies, I want you to feel like, I'm so glad I read that. I'm so glad I listened to those stories. I want you to feel like I've added value to your life and made it easier for taking care of your baby. That's my goal. But my classes take it further. My classes lay it all out for you. I want you to have a great little sleeper. And so my classes give you a step by step plan the follow. And it gives me a chance to really dive in deep and show you exactly what to do. And there are certain things that I reserve only for my classes because that's where I can really like lay it all out. For example, let's say you have a nine month old and you're wanting to gradually wean those night feedings that's reserved for my class and the ABCs of sleep. Because I give you a step by step plan that, that can really show you exactly how to do that. But I love to explain it like this. Let's say that you're wanting to get fit following somebody on Instagram about fitness. And maybe this person will give you a little arm, show you a few arm exercises or try these leg exercises. Or maybe this person gives you a recipe and you're like, oh, that's a really great recipe. And that might be all you need, right? Like that's, that'll help you. But what if this person had a class and said, okay, for the next 14 days, I'm going to give you every meal and I'm gonna lay out every snack and I'm gonna give you a 40 to 60 minute workout to follow every single day for the next 14 days. Do you see the difference? Like, the beginning is like little tidbits, but then the class like gives you the exact thing that you're supposed to follow for the next 14 days. That's the difference. I hope that makes sense.
