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We offer intervention and support to families of infants and children who have:
• established risk, such as a genetic syndrome
• biological risk, such as preterm birth, or family history which may impact an infant's development
• identified developmental delays

Our Infant and Child Development Professionals work with families to provide early identification and intervetion to support their child's development. We support families to set developmental goals for their child, and enhance their participation in daily activities and the family's routines.

There’s nothing like seeing the faces of young children light up when they begin to grasp early education concepts. And during this amazing time of wonder and exploration, our preschool worksheets can play a critical role in giving young learners a jumping off point for future academic achievement.

During these stressful times children are not immune to stress and anxiety.  Yoga postures and breathing techniques can benefit children’s mental health.  These yoga poses are beneficial for children of all ages.  This is a great activity to do together as a family.  Active for Life is a Canadian not-for-profit social initiative founded by B2ten.

This workout video is for all ages, kids, teens, and adults.  The exercises will help you build muscle, tone muscle, build flexibility, and enhance your coordination.  The video includes a warm up, windmill, jumping jacks and so much more!   Enjoy!

As children reach the age of 2-3 years, they are becoming more social and able to separate from their caregiver to interact with others. Children are able to start naming their feelings and increasingly will want to do things on their own without help of others.