Schedule your play time to join us for weekly activities facilitated by Parenting Center Staff, including music and art experiences.
Join us to sing and dance and move to the beat. Free and open to the community. Mondays and Fridays, 9:30–10 am
*Weather permitting, this group will be held outside on the lawn outside of Worley Hall or on the picnic tables by the playground. If held outside, no reservation or membership is required, and the public is invited to join!
Enjoy the fine “art” of making a mess. Free, for members only. Playroom reservation required. Wednesdays, 10:30–11 am.
In person at The Parenting Center (210 State Street)
Parents with babies (birth - 6 months) are invited to our hybrid support group which provides learning opportunities and socialization with new parents and babies. A staff member facilitates the group. Free and open to the public. No membership required. Call 504.896.9591 or email chparenting@LCMChealth.org to register. Tuesdays, 10:30–11:30 am.
Zoom and In Person at The Parenting Center (210 State Street)
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