Brazelton Touchpoints Center will host a series from September through December that enables caregivers of children with differences in or challenges to their development to connect with each other. Learn More The free, four-episode virtual conversation series will feature conversations with parents of children with developmental differences, challenges, or disabilities. It will explore the unique […]

Story time at the Homewood Early Learning Hub & Family Center is an interactive story time geared toward children birth to five years of age and their families!

Zero to Three and the Children's Funding Project are offering a series of three 90-minute webinars to answer questions about public financing for infant and early childhood mental health (IECMH). Learn More The series, titled "Three Ways to Build Your State's IECMH Funding," will include three sessions: Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health (IECMH) Fiscal […]

Tummy Time at the Homewood Early Learning Hub and Family Center provides caregivers and pre-walking infants an opportunity to socialize in a safe and welcoming setting.

Drop-in play hours at the Homewood Early Learning Hub & Family Center offer a fun and safe space for children to grow, learn, and play while building social skills.

The Discovery School will hold an interactive workshop in October during which educators will explore how indoor and outdoor environments guide children's discovery. Learn More Participants will engage in reflective and hands-on activities to explore spaces that spark creativity, curiosity, and connection. Through attuning to classrooms and nature as co-teachers, educators will uncover practical ways […]

How can two children with the same parents be so different? Why are some children easygoing and others more challenging to work with? One major factor at play is temperament. Temperament is an important feature of children’s social-emotional well-being and describes the way in which they approach the world. In "Supporting Children's Social/Emotional Well-Being: A […]