Nurturing the Growth and Development of Every Child to Maximize Their Potential
We are passionate and committed to helping children and their families with programs focused on a child’s development and well-being.
Early Intervention Services in Massachusetts
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Serving More Children in More Communities with our Early Intervention Program
Our Early Intervention Program has expanded to serve children and families in the Greater Lowell area including eight additional communities. We serve children and families in Andover, North Andover, Lawrence and Methuen as well as Billerica, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, Lowell, Tewksbury, Tyngsborough and Westford.
Learn more about Partners in Child Development and our three programs by watching this video that presents a brief overview.
Our Programs
Our educational and therapeutic programs provide children of all abilities with a solid foundation for life-long learning.
Early Intervention
Services
Our program dramatically improves outcomes for children ages 0-3 who have developmental delays or are at risk for delays. Services are provided at no cost to the family through therapeutic interventions embedded in their daily routines.
Anderson
School
A special education school in Andover, MA serving students ages 3-16 who have complex medical needs. Stimulating classrooms maximize each student’s independence and growth.
Woodbridge
School
An early childhood education program in Andover, MA that offers a safe, joyful, and creative environment for children 18 months to 5 years old. Each child finds joy and love of learning through exploration, open-ended play, and creative expression.
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Today we honor the veterans who have served our country with courage and dedication. 🇺🇸To the veterans in our PCD families, staff and community: thank you for your service.#VeteransDay #ThankYouVeterans #PartnersInChildDevelopment
Tummy Time helps build the strength babies need for skills to come. 👶During supervised awake time, try short 2–5 minute sessions a few times each day. Get down on the floor with your baby and use your voice, face or toys to keep them engaged.Check out our recent blog for more Tummy Time tips from our Early Intervention team. Link in bio.#tummytime #earlyintervention #infantdevelopment #PartnersInChildDevelopment
💜 From the NICU to home, every little milestone matters!For families of premature babies, leaving the NICU is a major milestone. But the journey doesn't end there.Du#prematurityawarenessmonthMonth, we're raising awareness about how Early Intervention can help babies born too soon continue to grow and thrive.Our Early Intervention specialists support families with:💜 Feeding: Helping babies develop feeding skills, recognize feeding cues, and navigate transitions as they grow.💜 Motor Development: Supporting head control, muscle strength, movement, and developmental milestones.💜 Family Support: Giving parents and caregivers practical strategies, encouragement, and confidence as they care for their little ones.At Partners in Child Development, we're here to support both babies and the families who love them.Learn more through the lin#earlyinterventionr#PartnersInChildDevelopmenthildDevelopment
Building Number Literacy Through a Reggio-Inspired Lens
In a Reggio Emilia-inspired classroom, mathematics is not taught as a separate subject. Instead, number literacy grows naturally through children's investigations, play, and relationships with the world around them. At Woodbridge School, we view math as one of the many languages children use to make sense of their experiences.