Category Archives: Resources

🌟 Discover the Incredible Playgroup Finder! 🌟

Children, Recreation, Resources

The Parent Resource Centre (PRC) mobile-friendly website makes it easy for Ottawa parents to find the perfect EarlyON playgroup with just a few clicks. 🧸✨

Discover:
🔸Easy-to-Navigate Map: Find playgroups quickly and easily.
🔸Customizable Search: Filter by day of the week, age of the child, time of day, and area of the city.
🔸Toy Libraries & Outdoor Spaces: Access a variety of toys and beautiful, safe play areas.
🔸Multilingual Playgroups: Options available in different languages.
🔸Parenting Resources: Books, workshops, and more.

Explore now: https://www.incredibleplaygroupfinder.ca

🐶The Ottawa Parent & Child Expo – Oct. 19 & 20

Events, Resources

The Ottawa Parent & Child Expo is the capital’s longest running Parenting & Kids Expo – and one of the best values for fun, learning, new products, services, and entertainment for families. Play, activity, and learning zones, local parenting exhibitors – free mainstage entertainment, free show bag for the first 1,000 families each day – excellent value for all families!

The Ottawa Parent and Child Expo @ Nepean Sportsplex is brought to you by Ottawa’s parenting magazine – Parenting Times
Purchase tickets at the door or online at www.ParentandChildExpo.ca/tickets

See event on Facebook at this link:
https://www.facebook.com/share/vbiUKuzDapohXkwr/

👶Mothercraft Ottawa’s Weekly Programs

Caregivers, Children, Resources

Weekly Drop-In Playgroups

Learn more at this link: https://mothercraft.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/September-2024.pdf

Mothercraft Ottawa’s programs and services are free of charge for all parents and caregivers of children aged 0 to 6 years, residing in Ontario.

Regulated by the Ministry of Education, Mothercraft Ottawa’s programs and services provide opportunities for all children six years of age and under, together with their parents/caregivers, to participate in play and inquiry-based programs, and for parents and caregivers to receive support in their roles and have access to information about child development and specialized services as needed.