Best In Class

This week’s round-up of classes (and other helpful or fun
experiences) for new and expecting parents are: —

A meeting and reading with Karen Le Billon, the author of a
new book on how young picky eaters can be transformed the French way. Sponsored by Mom Prep, the classes division of Rosie Pope Maternity. More Here

Date: April 3 at 7 P.M.

2. Creative Play

Eileen Levine, M. A., is one of the great (and perhaps
unsung) resources for new parents around the city, with her special blend of
movement and music classes for babies and toddlers. There are
registration and drop-in classes available at Creative Play for Kids. They have just announced registration for spring. Details Here

3. Infant/Child CPR & Car Seat Installation

Birth Day Presence, which
specializes in education and support through the child-birthing year and
beyond, offers a wonderful safety package of classes focused on CPR and car
seat installation. Details Here

Independent Lake Camp

Independent Lake Camp is a premier overnight camp in the Poconos for ages 6-17. ILC is dedicated to being a diverse community with powerful individualized programming, and top-notch facilities &amp; staff. We have been offering respect, creativity and understanding in a challenging and nurturing environment for 30 years. The friendships and connections that are developed at ILC are what makes our community so special. We are a fantastic circus, sports, dance, performing arts, music, aquatics, fine &amp; digital arts, skateboarding, high ropes, role playing games, nature and equestrian camp all rolled into one.

Camp Lee Mar

A private 7 week residential summer program offering a unique curriculum incorporating a strong Academic and Speech program with traditional camp activities. Our campers flourish at Lee Mar due to the structured environment we provide which allows our campers to feel comfortable and secure. Careful study is made of parent input, school (IEPs), camper interview, etc., so that the interests and needs of each child can best be determined for suitable grouping prior to the camper arriving. At Lee Mar the children find comfort and friendship with children of similar age and functioning level. From this foundation we encourage our campers to embrace and learn new skills and have new experiences which they can build upon on their return home. We also focus on building friendships which last throughout the year, as well as learning how to cope with the dynamics of group situations. Development of the whole child is our goal. We work hard at improving the daily living, social, and life skills of our campers, while giving them the happiest summer of their lives!