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Descubre qué esperar durante una visita domiciliaria de los Servicios de Intervención Temprana. La especialista Zoe Hastings responde a preguntas comunes y comparte estrategias prácticas para apoyar el desarrollo infantil y fortalecer a las familias.
Sleep is essential for all of us. It is especially important for infants and toddlers as their brain is rapidly developing as they grow. Yet, sleep is one of the most common challenges that parents and caregivers of children aged three or younger seek help with from Early Intervention Services.
Learn how infant massage supports bonding, relaxation, and healthy development. OT Karina Ibañez shares simple techniques that soothe babies and empower caregivers—all easily woven into daily routines. Early intervention starts with connection.
A home visit from Early Intervention Services may cause questions to arise regarding what to expect, how to prepare and even who will visit.
Free Early Intervention Services for children birth to age three. Expert care in your home, childcare, or our locations. Get a free evaluation today!
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.
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.
Child Early Intervention in Massachusetts and many other states is moving toward a coaching model that helps to support the parent/caregiver to help them identify, guide, and strategize about the child’s development throughout each day.
Tommy turned 3 years old and transitioned out of EI. The RCP Program continued to be a resource to his family and was critical in bringing referrals and other opportunities to them.
Many parents need a little assistance when faced with developmental challenges with their children. Amy Brennan was not alone, she called, and PCCD answered. Some of the most useful information she gained from Early Intervention was not for her twin girls, but for herself.
Early Intervention (EI) Services have been proven to be extremely beneficial to the growth and development of premature infants. EI provides assistance for preemies born at any gestational age with a variety of services.
There are countless examples of how children learn through play and daily routines. Each family can figure out what works best for them, and the positive results will encourage more interaction.
If you are concerned about your child’s development, don’t wait. You know your child best. Acting early on developmental areas of concerns will make a real difference for your child and you.
