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The Importance of Outdoor Play for Young Children: Embracing All Weather

Outdoor play is essential for children's growth, well-being, and learning. At Woodbridge School, we embrace all weather—because with the right gear, every day is an adventure!
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Think SAFE When Leaving Children With A Sitter

Every parent needs a break, but a reliable babysitter requires preparation. Ask friends and family for recommendations and set clear expectations. Think SAFE: Sleep, Activity, Food, and Elimination—covering bedtime routines, allowed activities, dietary needs, and bathroom assistance. Provide house rules, emergency contacts, and payment details to ensure a smooth experience.

Parents and Families: Yes! You can “refer” your child to us for Early Intervention Services

We offer Early Intervention Services for children ages infant to age three for any child not meeting age-appropriate developmental milestones or at risk of not meeting developmental milestones due to a diagnosis or other factors.
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The Importance of Nursery Rhymes

Nursery rhymes boost language skills and early development. This blog offers tips and highlights Early Intervention Services in Greater Lowell and Lawrence.
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What Makes Woodbridge School So Special and Unique?

In the Spring of 2023, it was decided that Woodbridge School would close the infant Sprouts classroom. Woodbridge’s focus would be on its thriving programs for toddlers to Pre-K children.

Whit and His Family Find a Community

Read about Caroline's journey as a mother of a child with special needs and how Partners in Child Development and Anderson School provided the support and community her family needed.

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