Storytime January

Join us on Zoom for a Storytime filled with songs, puppets, felt-stories and easy art activities

Storytime December

Join us on Zoom for a 30-minute Storytime filled with songs, puppets, felt-stories & easy art activities!

Understanding Sibling Relationships

Sibling relationships are often the longest lasting relationships in our lives. How do we, as parents and caregivers foster relationships that are strong and have lasting positive impact?

Join us as we explore: the dynamics of sibling hood, the role of grown-ups in navigating the rivalry, and strategies to reduce fighting and build their bond.

For parents and caregivers with children 2-8 yrs.

Online Storytime November

Join us online for a 30 minute storytime with felt stories, puppets, songs and easy art activities! ⁠

Consent, Boundaries and Body Safety

In this foundational workshop, we will learn how to begin or continue practicing healthy boundaries, consent, and body safety. We will cover how adults can model safe relationships, pass along healthy body messages, and teach bodily autonomy. In this way, parents and guardians can create a home environment where there is an understanding of consent and a respect for the boundaries of self and others. 

Indigenous Stories for Young Children

Reading together can be a great way to
bond with our little one. Check out the
following wonderful stories by
Indigenous authors…

My Tween & Me

BC Council for Families developed My Tween & Me to provide parents & caregivers with the knowledge, tools & support they need during their child’s transition to adolescence. We will explore how families can strengthen their relationships with their tweens (7-12 yrs old), enrich their parenting experience, practice effective communication & guidance strategies, & prepare their children for the teen years.

Annual General Meeting

Please join us at Information Children’s Annual General Meeting. Our very own Sally Denman, Parent Coach-Educator, MCP, RCC will be speaking on

Starting conversations about race and diversity with young children

Circle of Security Parenting

The Circle of Security ParentingTM program is based on decades of research about parent-child relationships. We will learn about our child’s emotional needs, how to enhance safety & security in our relationship with our child, how to support their self-esteem, & explore challenges that we may face as parents/caregivers.

Parenting Toddlers and Preschoolers

Join us as we explore the challenges and joys of parenting toddlers & preschoolers. This group is tailored to needs of participants & will also cover healthy child development, attachment styles, brain development & emotional regulation.