A free outdoor gathering for infants, toddlers, young children — and their parents

Parenting in the early years can feel isolating. This relaxed park meet‑up is designed to support both children and parents by creating space for connection, conversation, and play.

Children can explore simple, age‑appropriate activities while parents have the opportunity to connect with other parents, share experiences, and feel less alone — all in a calm, welcoming environment.

This infant education lecture series is designed to help parents better understand their baby’s development during the first year of life in a clear, supportive, and practical way. Each lecture focuses on a rotating topic related to infant development, including age-appropriate activities, understanding and meeting milestones, and recognizing when development may be progressing differently.

Rather than emphasizing pressure or comparison, these lectures break down what development typically looks like, how babies learn through everyday routines, and how simple interactions support growth. Parents will leave with realistic expectations, practical ideas they can use immediately at home, and increased confidence in supporting their child’s development.

Topics vary by session and may include developmental play ideas, common concerns and delays, and how to support skills as they emerge — all presented in a parent-friendly, reassuring format.