Communication is a necessary part of life. Use these resources to help develop communication skills with your child(ren). Resources from MSU Extension PBS Kids
WIC (Women Infant Children) – Health & nutrition program for pregnant & breastfeeding women and children up to age 5. Livingston Hunger Council – Nourishing our community by championing food access and education. Learn about all programs in Livingston County at this flyer. FREE Produce Carts – Find fresh...
Parental burnout is a common occurence, especially in families with young children. Here are some tips to cope from Healthline: Resources Mental Health Care In need of professional help? Consult this list of mental health resources for Livingston County residents. State of Michigan’s Stay Well Program Visit the calendar...
Community Mental Health Community Mental Health provides therapy and psychiatric services for children, youth, and families. Livingston Catholic Charities Livingston County Catholic Charities Mental Health Counseling Program is designed to provide you with valuable tools and to help you find the energy and strength to solve the issues you...
Connect with other parents and/or children through programs at your local library, community education. or recreation departments. Libraries Community Education and Recreation Programs MSU Extension – The importance of friendships in a child’s development
High quality early childhood programs focus on the safety of all children, offer developmentally appropriate curriculum and have a knowledgeable and well-trained staff. The staff works to and support the health, nutrition, and social well-being in a diverse environment. Check out the resources below to find quality, affordable and...
Please take a few minutes to let us know your biggest concern or need for children ages birth to eight. By completing this survey, you will be entered in a drawing for one of three $25 gas cards. https://bit.ly/2023PFSurvey
Hello everyone! We are looking for some help at the Livingston County Community Connect event on February 4. We will be kicking off our Annual Family Survey that day. It is really easy! There are 2 shifts: 10:00am-11:30am and 11:30am-1:00pm. Please let me know if you are available to...
Results from our Annual Parent & Family Survey are in! The Parent and Family Committee has reviewed the Annual Parent and Family Survey results. Over 150 parents responded to our survey. Congratulations to our 3 winners: Torrie C., Katheryn B., and Luva M. They completed our Annual Parent Survey...
Communication is a necessary part of life. Use these resources to help develop communication skills with your child(ren). Resources from MSU Extension The three T’s of communication: Tuning in to your child Talking more with your child Taking turns with your child Language development to support communication Part 1:...
Right from birth, babies are listening, looking, and learning. The first few years set the stage for the rest of a child’s life. Find and enjoy everyday moments when you can talk, sing, read, and play with your child. Spend time together while you read aloud to help create...
Schools are currently accepting registrations and enrolling children into Kindergarten. Starting school is an important time in a child’s life and children’s readiness for school is important to us. If your child will be age 5 by September 1, 2022 – we encourage you to register him/her for Kindergarten...
Click on the links below from Michigan Department of Health and Human Services for information on how to keep your baby safe while he/she sleeps! Safe Sleep for Your Baby Baby Sleeping & Eating – What is Normal?
Community Mental Health – Child & family therapy and psychiatric services Programs Intake process or call 517-546-4126 Livingston Catholic Charities – Counseling NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Social Emotional Resources – Local Counseling & Therapy Mental Health Resources – MDHHS (Michigan Department of Health and Human Services)
Great Start Livingston – Social Emotional Resources Below are some resources and activities which will help you support your child’s social-emotional development as they prepare for kindergarten: Transition to Kindergarten – Social Emotional Development Everyday interactions and activities can help your child continue to grow and develop their social-emotional...