Infant

Utilizing the Parent as Teacher Curriculum, parents/caregivers attend this program with their children two days each week in a small group setting. Parents/caregivers are guided by Parent Educators and learn from and support one another.

This program emphasizes the parent’s role in supporting their child’s development, learning, and school readiness. It is not just the child that needs to be prepared for school – it is also the parent as their journey will be much more involved than that of a parent of a child without disabilities. While early intervention services are typically in-home, one-on-one supports directed at children, this program is designed to fully engage parents and caregivers, provide them with coaching and specific strategies for their child, address their stress and isolation, and support them as they learn to navigate the complexities of health care, therapies, and our educational systems.

The program serves infants and toddlers from birth through 35 months, as well as pregnant mothers, especially those who have already learned that their child will be born with a significant disability. To find out more about the program click here and a member of our team will follow up with you promptly, or click here to enroll today.