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Play and Connect

Infant participating in a sensory activity with caregiver support during a Down Syndrome Association of the Valley early childhood program.
Supporting early learning and development through engaging activities for infants and families.

MUSIC ENRICHMENT

Location: Regional Down Syndrome Center
Time: 10:00am
Recommended for Ages 0-6

FALL 2026 DATES
August 29, September 26
October 17, November 14
December 12
Welcome to an introductory music enrichment class for children ages 0-6. This is an interactive, multi-sensory experience where we will be exploring different colors, shapes and how to express ourselves through movement and music.

The class will be led by Mackenzie Bobeczko, MT-BC who is a music facilitator/therapist.
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Two toddlers playing together with a colorful toy during a Down Syndrome Association of the Valley early childhood program.
Encouraging friendship, play, and early development through inclusive toddler activities.

Exploring Together

Location: Discovering Dreams Learn & Play Center
Time: 9:30 am to 11am
May 16, 2026
Join us for DSAV Play and Connect, where open play is not just fun, it's a cherished opportunity for our youngest members to explore, learn, and grow. Our engaging sessions provide a safe and inclusive environment for children to interact, discover new experiences, and develop essential skills.

Nurturing Development Through Play
  • At Play and Connect, we believe in the power of play as a cornerstone of early childhood development. Through sensory play, interactive toys, and guided activities, our sessions stimulate curiosity, promote social interaction, and support the development of fine and gross motor skills.

Creating Lasting Connections
  • Beyond the developmental benefits, Play and Connect is also a place for families to connect and build lasting relationships. Sharing smiles with newfound friends, exchanging parenting tips, and offering support to one another create a supportive community that uplifts and empowers everyone involved.

 
Toddler with Down syndrome exploring an indoor play area during a Down Syndrome Association of the Valley program.
Helping toddlers build confidence through movement, play, and exploration.
Young child participating in a hands-on learning activity during a Down Syndrome Association of the Valley early childhood program.
Building fine motor skills and confidence through hands-on play activities.
Infant with Down syndrome sitting with colorful toys during a Down Syndrome Association of the Valley early childhood program.
Providing a welcoming space for babies to learn, play, and reach new milestones.
Families and young children participating in an early childhood play group hosted by the Down Syndrome Association of the Valley.
Bringing families together through play, connection, and early childhood support.
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