Early Years Family Resource Centre

Provides free child development programming to families and caregivers with young children (zero – five years). Some of the specific information and resources provided by Early Years Family Resource Centres include:

• Opportunities for children through play-based activity, family groups, art, music, movement or other preschool programming
• Parent education through formal and informal learning opportunities, drop-in programs and seminars
• Family wellness and support initiatives to assist in identifying and building skills that support child development and overall family health and wellness
• Information and referrals to other children development-related community services.

Some of the programs offered by the Regina Early Years Family Resource Centre include:

• Ages and Stages: helps to highlight children’s strengths and provides supporting activities to build on developing skills.
• Young Chefs: facilitators have recipes and ingredients for you and your child to make a healthy snack providing quality bonding time.
• Connect and Play: play outdoors with a focus on learning through play and physical development.
• Music and Movement: indoor movement class focused on learning through play and supporting healthy child development through physical movement.
• Baby Adventures: developmentally appropriate activities for you and your little one with a focus on music/movement, literacy/books, and art/sensory experiences.
• Baby Blanket Time: Learn songs and rhymes to sing to your baby as well as talk about how to strengthen your bond with your baby.
• Little Movers: Facilitators have movement activities set up for you and your child to explore.
• Preschool Picasso: Encourages free-form creativity, enhances motor skills, and promotes an appreciation for exploration of different sensory and art materials.

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