BC Council for Families

Parent-Child Mother Goose Program

Discover the pleasure and power of rhymes, songs and stories.

The Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® is a group experience for parents, their babies and young children. Learn more about this preventative program and how it fosters positive family patterns during the crucial early years.

Strengthen your community

Provide a safe entry point for other community/parenting services and instill life-long preventative skills as a Parent-Child Mother Goose teacher! Find out more about teaching the program, what happens in training and how to register.  We look forward to sharing our songs, rhymes and stories with you!

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Contact Us

Parent-Child Mother Goose in BC
Program Coordinator: Beth Hutchinson
604 678 8884 | mgoosebc@bccf.ca


Funding for this program has been provided by:

Raise a Reader  United Way of the Lower Mainland

  • Feb 20 2012 - 9:00am
    Vancouver
    This engaging, interactive training program is packed with information, discussion, and activities specifically designed to ensure home visitors will emerge with the knowledge and practical skills to implement successful services for families.
  • Mar 23 2012 - 8:15am
    Vancouver
    These engaging full day workshops are ideal for both new and experienced Nobody’s Perfect facilitators. Join other facilitators from your region this spring to discuss and share the experiences, challenges, and rewards of leading Nobody’s Perfect parenting support groups. Each Nobody’s Perfect Regional Meeting is a full day of professional development and networking specifically designed for the needs of Nobody’s Perfect facilitators.
  • Mar 30 2012 - 8:15am
    Penticton
    These engaging full day workshops are ideal for both new and experienced Nobody’s Perfect facilitators. Join other facilitators from your region this spring to discuss and share the experiences, challenges, and rewards of leading Nobody’s Perfect parenting support groups. Each Nobody’s Perfect Regional Meeting is a full day of professional development and networking specifically designed for the needs of Nobody’s Perfect facilitators.
Feb 06

by Ruby Banga
Program Coodinator

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