Expectant and New Parents

Curated Programs and Resources for Ages 0-3 Years Old

 

PROGRAMS

  • Birth to Three Parent and Me Therapy Group

    A supportive group for parents of young children to connect, share, and learn about developmental milestones while allowing children to play and interact.

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  • Family Consultation

    Families and caregivers will work individually with licensed providers to best meet the needs of their child.

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  • First Call Program

    Our First Call Outreach Program is designed for parents who have just received a Down syndrome diagnosis.

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  • Therapy Services

    Therapeutic services to promote long-term success and help your child achieve their fullest potential.

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  • Speaker Series

    Join us for our regular Virtual Speaker Series, featuring informative talks and Q&A sessions with renown experts in topics related to Down syndrome.

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Babies to Toddlers (ages 0-3)

Facebook page: DSC Friends 0-3

Join us while we watch our kids play, share stories and therapy ideas, and think about the future together.

 

DSC Friends Social Group

DSC Friends is a slate of social groups, funded by the Down Syndrome Community and intended to foster relationships within groups related by age. Through DSC Friends, we will forge opportunities to build strong support networks and lasting friendships, for parents and their children.

DSC Friends events are not drop-off playdates, so an adult must be present and responsible for children.

 Helpful Resources

 
 
 

Early intervention is a system of coordinated services that promotes a child’s age-appropriate growth and development and supports families during the critical birth to 3 years. For children with Down syndrome, these therapies (physical, occupational, and speech), exercises and activities are designed to address the developmental delays that may be experienced. These services are mandated by federal law.

You can learn more about early intervention from the NDSS. To find a local early intervention center you can ask your pediatrician or consult the Washington State Department of Early Learning site.

 

Early Intervention

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