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Personalized Visits to help you learn about child development, how your child's brain is developing, talk about concerns, ask questions, and share the joys and frustrations of parenting. |
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Play Groups where children can learn to play with others and try new activities, and parents can meet and share experiences. |
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Regular Developmental Screenings to reassure you of your child's progress and to help identify potential problems. |
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A Resource Network that can help parents find services in their community, if needed, beyond what PAT can do. |
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All parents want to be good parents! Children are born to learn! Children learn the most from the people they love! Parents are the experts on their own children! Everyone deserves support in the parenting role! |
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PAT children, at age 3, were significantly more advanced in language, social development, problem solving and other intellectual skills than comparison children. PAT children outscored their peers on measures of school readiness and later school achievement. PAT was found to reduce placement in special education and to lower the incidence of abuse & neglect. PAT parents took a more active role in their children's schooling than non-PAT parents. |
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