Welcome to the place where we share our heart and happenings, news stories, social media posts, family experiences, and helpful articles about nurturing the growth and potential of every child.
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!
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.
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.
Nursery rhymes boost language skills and early development. This blog offers tips and highlights Early Intervention Services in Greater Lowell and Lawrence.
Read how the sky is the limit as Emilia’s mother, Stephanie, shares her daughter’s journey and development accomplishments working with Early Intervention Services.
Toddlers pushing boundaries is a typical developmental activity. Read this article to help you and your toddler through this stage.
There is no reason to get stressed out, go into debt, or feel anxiety about holiday or birthday gift giving. We understand how wonderful it feels to give presents and watch a child open them. Thoughtful giving can make the experience wonderful for everyone.
We are passionate about children, and helping each child maximize their potential. That is the essence of Partners in Child Development with our three programs…
Families are always looking for something to do with their toddlers and preschool age children. Here are four of our fall favorites to find ways to promote developmentally appropriate activities within a child’s and family’s everyday life.
Listening, making sounds, singing songs, and exploring with music has a profound impact on a child’s development.
Wandaly’s children Novaly (20 months), and Malachi (5 months) are bright and happy, often getting outside to play in the park or explore their toys at home.
It’s a beautiful time of year and a wonderful time to explore the great outdoors.
Early Intervention Specialists Sintia Attubato and Shelby Balukonis share ways that PCD helps to bridge the gaps that may exist in caring for young children.
PCD EI offers Toddler and Parent/Child Playgroups in both our Lawrence and Andover locations.
Every child will eventually transition from EI, at age 3 or before. It is never too early to start to understand the process. “Turning Three Essentials” workshops provide information about the procedures for transitioning a child from early intervention (EI) to special education.
