Parents who want to understand more about mothering, fathering and their children's social, emotional and cognitive development

Professionals, homemakers and artists

Children birth to three years of age

Families with one to four children, twins and triplets

Adopted children

Bi-Lingual families

Parents in their 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s

Neighborhood families and those a bus, subway or taxi ride away

To be with other mothers

To learn more about child development

To understand more about how one's own experiences as a child influence the current parent-child relationship

To be with her child in an emotionally and intellectually enriched, supportive environment

To follow the development of her child from birth to three years of age with trained professionals

To enroll her child in a small, well equipped play group, conducted by child development professionals that provide individualized attention to each child

Fathers attend parent conferences scheduled throughout the year

Fathers are invited to join specific mothers' groups throughout the year

The director of the Center, Ilene Sackler Lefcourt leads all mothers discussion groups

Alyson McCormick, director of the play program and the developmental play staff, Kim Kleinman, Jessica Sarnicola and Pat Cremins lead the play groups