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ANNOUNCEMENTS + UPCOMING EVENTS

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Important UPDATES!

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  • ​​Our Fall semester starts September 11th!

  • Join us for a FREE day of play at our Open House !

    • Wednesday, September 18th

    • Thursdays, September 19th​

    • Please contact our registrar for details

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​ Our location and meeting times:

Where: First Lutheran Church

When: Wednesdays and Thursdays

from 9:15 AM -11:15 AM

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Ready to become a member of I to I now?

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Click here to fill out a registration form!

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Come Join The Fun!

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The #1 reason our members say they love Infancy to Independence: 

"It's More than just a playgroup. It's a community"

Parents own and run the program completely; there are no paid staff. I to I is non-sectarian, Deaf/HoH accessible, and inclusive of all families. We may not speak the same language, but we will try our best to communicate with each other.

We provide parents and children with a place to gather and play, building a community of friends. We are all learning how to be parents as our children grow, and I to I is a place to exchange information, share struggles, and explore alternatives in parenting. We simply strive to become more effective parents who rear emotionally healthy children with high self-esteem. There is no one method of child rearing that is right for everyone, so we are here to learn from and support each other.

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​I to I’s environment is rich in interesting activities and challenges for our children. It is a place where our children spend time with children of different ages. It is a place where they can relate to other friendly, caring adults as helpful teachers, and experience brief separation from parents in a safe environment.

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Our program provides many benefits for both parents and children.

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Parents have the opportunity to:
 

  • Learn more about child development and parenting techniques

  • Learn tips and ideas to handle situations more effectively with their children

  • Meet new friends and gain support with a network of other parents with whom to share similar joys and concerns

  • Spend quality time with their children

  • Enjoy discussion time with other parents and practice gentle separation from their children

  • Learn ways to develop more confidence in their parenting abilities, helping them enjoy the challenge more
     

Children have the opportunity to:
 

  • Play with and learn from other children in both group and individual activities

  • Acquire skills through use of various creative and educational materials

  • Prepare for school by learning social skills necessary for dealing with other children in organized and free activities

  • Develop a positive image of grown-ups after relating to adults who are consistently warm, friendly, and understanding
     

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