Private Early Years Development Sessions at Home

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 Your child learns best when activities are meaningful, engaging and suited to their stage of development.

During each home session, our Parent-Child Relationship & Child Development Specialist engages your child through carefully selected, age-appropriate activities based on their development, abilities, interests and your family's goals.

Activities may include:

• Purposeful play — exploring, problem-solving and building thinking skills 
• Language-rich interactions — talking, listening, turn-taking and communication 
• Conversational reading — building interest in books and early literacy 
• Songs & movement — encouraging communication, coordination and engagement 
• Hands-on exploration — discovering, experimenting and learning through play 
• Respectful care & routines — turning caregiving moments into opportunities for connection and learning 
• Social-emotional experiences — supporting connection, identity and emotional development 

Parents and caregivers are welcome to join the session. Your specialist will explain what each activity supports, model how to engage your child, and share simple ways you can continue these experiences at home.

This programme may be just what your family needs

If your child is experiencing any of the following:

• Bored at home?
• Having frequent tantrums?
• Not talking as much as you expected?
• Too much screen time?
• A fussy eater?
• Not interested in books?
• Easily distracted or finding it hard to engage in play?
• Getting ready for preschool?
• Choosing a preschool and unsure what suits them?

Who is this for?

• Stay-at-home parents — Looking for fresh ideas to support development at home.
• First-time parents — Wanting to better understand and support their child's development.
• Families with a helper or caregiver — Building more meaningful, responsive interactions throughout the day.
• Preschool Preparation — Helping your child build confidence, routines and readiness for preschool.
• Parents with a specific concern — Seeking support with language, play, attention, big feelings, routines or mealtimes.
• Parents who want to do more — Making everyday moments more meaningful, from the comfort of home.