This workshop will explore different definitions of physical literacy and what that looks like for young children. Facilitators will share information on how being active benefits children for their healthy development (including their brain development) as well as building strong foundations that will help them thrive and stay active for life! Register
Join us at the Devonian Gardens indoor park as we learn about and hunt for a vast array of plants and creatures. Register
Different topics for each session. Being a parent is super hard and we just can never talk enough about it! You’re invited to our open discussion, inviting all parents and caregivers to chat around different topics around parenting and child development. Children begin to understand gender from an early age. In this session, parents or […]
Different topics for each session. Being a parent is super hard and we just can never talk enough about it! You’re invited to our open discussion, inviting all parents and caregivers to chat around different topics around parenting and child development. Whether you have one child, or too many to count, it can be tough […]
Looking for easy ways to stimulate children’s creativity? Join us for easy crafts using readily available materials and learn some ways to make the most of this time with your child. Register
Babies will babble, bop, and bounce while enjoying music, movement, and early literacy activities. This Kindermusik group provides multisensory activities designed to stimulate every area of baby’s development, facilitate bonding, and launch a lifelong love of music. This group has limited spots and is a 4-week program. Please make sure you can make all sessions […]
The first three years are a time of tremendous learning and brain development, and little ones learn primarily through their 5 senses. This interactive workshop will explore a variety of ways that parents can play with their infants and toddlers and engage their senses to promote attachment and build their brains. Register
What is a consequence, and does it work for our children? Have you tried "time out" or "consequences" but weren't successful? In this session, we will explore different types of consequences that are age and developmentally appropriate, and we will explore when, where, and how, we can give consequences to our children. Register
Questions about breast or formula feeding? What are the signs of readiness for solids? Register
