This is an eight-week play group cohort facilitated by Courtney Dern of Beech Street Parenting.
Classes are an hour and a half long and will take place at the Beech Street Parenting play studio (6017 NE Sandy) on the following days:
Thursday, March 5
Thursday, March 12
Thursday, March 19
SKIP — Thursday, March 26
SKIP — Thursday, April 2
Thursday, April 9
Thursday, April 16
SKIP — Thursday, April 23
Thursday, April 30
Thursday, May 7
Thursday, May 14
It is absolutely okay if you can’t make it to all of the sessions or need to arrive late or leave early — we totally understand.
These play groups are RIE-inspired spaces for infants, toddlers, and their caregivers to connect, observe, and grow — together.
Each session begins with an optional adult check-in, followed by a period of quiet observation while children explore safe, open-ended, developmentally appropriate play objects. Caregivers remain present and available, stepping in only to meet a child’s needs for safety, nourishment, or emotional refueling.
The pace is intentionally slow and spacious. Toddler groups include a communal snack of bananas and water.
📧 Questions? Reach out to Courtney at beechstreetparenting@gmail.com
This is an eight-week play group cohort facilitated by Courtney Dern of Beech Street Parenting.
Classes are an hour and a half long and will take place at the Beech Street Parenting play studio (6017 NE Sandy) on the following days:
Thursday, March 5
Thursday, March 12
Thursday, March 19
SKIP — Thursday, March 26
SKIP — Thursday, April 2
Thursday, April 9
Thursday, April 16
SKIP — Thursday, April 23
Thursday, April 30
Thursday, May 7
Thursday, May 14
It is absolutely okay if you can’t make it to all of the sessions or need to arrive late or leave early — we totally understand.
These play groups are RIE-inspired spaces for infants, toddlers, and their caregivers to connect, observe, and grow — together.
Each session begins with an optional adult check-in, followed by a period of quiet observation while children explore safe, open-ended, developmentally appropriate play objects. Caregivers remain present and available, stepping in only to meet a child’s needs for safety, nourishment, or emotional refueling.
The pace is intentionally slow and spacious. Toddler groups include a communal snack of bananas and water.
📧 Questions? Reach out to Courtney at beechstreetparenting@gmail.com
