Steps and Stages is a postnatal support program for parents and their children aged birth to 18 months. Staffed by a Community Health Nurse and Early Childhood Educators, this program focuses on attachment and healthy child development.
The Well Baby and Breastfeeding Clinic is a service available to parents of children birth to two years of age. Parents can meet one on one with a Community Health Nurse or Lactation Consultant and receive support and information on a variety of topics.
School For Young Moms enables pregnant teens and mothers under the age of 21 to continue their high school education, develop their parenting skills, address their emotional. social and physical needs, and receive onsite care for their infants.
Me & My Dad welcomes dads and other male figures (grandfathers, uncles, etc.) and their children to enjoy breakfast, children’s activities, and the opportunity to connect with other dads.
Babies First Havelock is a pre and postnatal nutrition and support program that women join while they are pregnant or their baby is under six months of age. The Program is focused on helping women achieve healthy births while making connections with other mothers in the community. Women can receive information on pregnancy, birth, breastfeeding and parenting from staff while accessing a nutritious snack, food cupboard and food voucher.
The Make the Connection is for parents of infants birth to one year of age, and helps parents interact with their babies in ways that promote secure attachment, communication and brain development. This interactive and enjoyable program combines hands-on activities, parent reflection and discussion as well as personalized video feedback.
The Family Play to Learn program is a drop-in style program for parents, grandparents, or care providers and young children. Children are provided the opportunity to play with other children while learning and developing through a wide variety of fun activities.
The Toy and Resource Lending Library at the Peterborough Family Resource Centre is a place where you can discover your child's imagination! Our resource library is a great place where you can borrow a wide variety of toys and resources for you and your child.
You & Your Baby is a six-week course for parents and child care providers of babies 1 to 8 months. This group includes a period of information giving and a time for sharing concerns about the experience of caring for babies. Participants attend with their babies.
The Gentle Art of Infant Massage is a four-session course, developed by the International Association of Infant Massage® will give you the tools and information you need to communicate with your baby through loving touch. Please bring a waterproof mat or pad, a soft blanket or towel, and your baby! Oil and handouts will be provided. This program is designed for infants between 1 and 8 months.
Do you have questions about when and how to start your baby on solid foods? Would you like to learn how to make your own baby food? Join us for the Feeding Your Baby program and have all your questions answered by a Public Health Nutritionist.
Baby Sign Language is an interactive course designed for parents of infants 6-30 months. The goal of this presentation is to help parents learn how to communicate with their babies before they can talk. This session is for parents. Babies who are not mobile and/or breastfeeding may accompany parents.
Learning Begins is a 3 week program that provides parents, families and caregivers of children from birth to two years of age with information about the essential role they play in a baby’s brain development, along with strategies to promote lifelong learning.
Song & Signs for Babies and Toddlers is a three week interactive course for parents to attend with their children ages 10-30 months. Parents will learn a variety of signs through a weekly sign and song circle. Information on the benefits of signing with babies and toddlers and tips for success will be discussed.
From Lullabies to Literacy is a program for parents and caregivers with children infants to 5 years. Join us as we explore many activities that will help to develop early literacy skills. Some topics are: songs and rhymes, story telling, sounds of the alphabet and sounds and words in our world.
The Parent - Child Mother Goose Program ® is a group experience for parents and their babies and young children which focuses on the pleasure and power of using rhymes, songs, and stories together. Parents gain skills and confidence which can enable them to create positive family patterns during their children's crucial early years, and give their children healthy early experiences with language and communication.