An Indigenous Family Advocate from Ska:na Family Learning Centre’s Nwiijkiwensag (Little Friends) Indigenous Community Outreach program will visit Corunna EarlyON Centre to provide an introduction to Anishiinaabek (Ojiwbwe / Anishiinaabemowen) language and culture following the seasons and monthly moons using word cards, songs, stories and other materials.

A Public Health Nurse will be on-site at the Lambton College EarlyON Centre every Monday morning from 9:30 – 11:30 AM to do weigh in’s, discuss your child’s growth and development and address any concerns you may have.

Join us Monday mornings for a visit with a Francophone Educator. She will sing songs and read stories in French during circle time. Monday, November 6, 13, 20 at 9:30-11:30 am

An Indigenous Family Advocate from Ska:na Family Learning Centre’s Nwiijkiwensag (Little Friends) Indigenous Community Outreach program will visit the Lambton College EarlyON Centre to provide an introduction to Anishiinaabek (Ojiwbwe / Anishiinaabemowen) language and culture following the seasons and monthly moons using word cards, songs, stories and other materials.

An Indigenous Family Advocate from Ska:na Family Learning Centre’s Nwiijkiwensag (Little Friends) Indigenous Community Outreach program will visit Port Lambton EarlyON centre to provide an introduction to Anishiinaabek (Ojiwbwe / Anishiinaabemowen) language and culture following the seasons and monthly moons using word cards, songs, stories and other materials.

Join educators virtually from the Lambton College and Coronation Park EarlyON Centres from 9:00-10:00am for songs, rhymes and stories. Click here to join.

Connie VanBellinghen, Registered Dietitian with Lambton Public Health, will be available to answer any question you may have about feeding your child. Topics can include breast and bottle feeding, first... Read more »

Wednesday mornings – November 15, 22, 29 & December 6 from 10:00-11:00 a.m. Infant Massage supports babies, 2-12 months, gain a sense of belonging and well-being. Parents will learn techniques... Read more »

A Child Development Specialist with St. Clair Child & Youth Services on site to answer your questions about your children’s growth and development (gross and fine motor, communication, sleep, eating,... Read more »

A local librarian will visit to inform and share exciting programs and opportunities going on at the library, bring fun activities, and share stories and songs at Circle Time.

A librarian from your local library will be dropping in at the Lambton College EarlyON Cetnre for a Storytime and to share information about library programs and resources from 11:00am-12:00pm.

A Public Health Nurse with Lambton Public Health will be on site during the Petrolia Infant afternoon program to weigh your infants, discuss your child’s growth and development and address your concerns, and offer breastfeeding support. Wednesday, November 1, 15, 22 & 29 at 1:00-3:30 pm

A Public Health Nurse from Lambton Public Health will be in to weigh your child and discuss any concerns including feeding, breastfeeding, growth and development.

Come and join us for some engaging early literacy opportunities. A Lambton County Community Librarian will be dropping in at the St. Clair EarlyON Centre every Thursday morning from 9:30-10:30am to share resources, create literacy opportunities, and provide families with information about our library services.

Families are invited to join educators as we explore, observe and learn together about al that a natural outdoor environment has to offer. Families are encouraged to attend as many sessions as possible. Join us at Bridgeview Park (north side) located at 4299 Petrolia Line. Thursday, November 16 at 9:30 – 11:00 am

Lynne Brown, Registered Dietitian with North Lambton Community Health Centre, will be available to answer any question you may have about feeding your child. Topics can include breast and bottle feeding, first foods, picky eating, healthy snacks, and meals. Thursday, November 16 at 9:30 am

Join educators for a 4-week drop-in program of Literacy Time for Toddlers (16 – 30 months only) Thursday mornings from October 26 - November 16 at Coronation Park EarlyON. Toddlers will spend time singing songs and rhymes, sharing books, participate in creative experiences, and explore literacy manipulatives.  Emergent literacy tips will be shared with parents... Read more »

A Public Health Nurse will be on-site at the Coronation EarlyON Centre on the 3rd Thursday of each month from 2:00 - 4:00pm to discuss your child’s growth and development and address any concerns you may have.