Welcome to the newest edition of The BridgeWay Bulletin! On this page: Program Spotlight Bring BridgeWay Home Community Corner Program Spotlight Play and Learn At Play and Learn, children can play freely and engage in open-ended activities that support their...
Resources
Speak to an EarlyON Resource Consultant!
EarlyON Resource Consultants (ERCs) from EveryMind visit BridgeWay’s EarlyON centres to chat with you and answer any questions you might have about your child’s development. They can provide helpful information and strategies, and refer you to specialized resources if needed.
To connect with an ERC, ask a staff member to find out when they’ll be visiting the centre next or call the Child Development Supports Booking Line: 905-795-3527, x 3550.
Meet BridgeWay’s ERCs!
Hello Bridgeway families,
We are the EarlyON Resource Consultants from EveryMind. Our role is to work together with you, your family, and EarlyON staff to support with community resources, questions around child development, and more.
If you have questions about your child’s development, one of us can meet with you privately to discuss your child’s needs where you will be provided with information, strategies and may be referred to specialized resources, if needed.
If you would like to learn more about our role, speak with the EarlyON staff or come by and say hello!
We look forward to connecting with you,
Aimee, Roberta, Radhika, Vera, and Melissa

Aimee

Roberta

Radhika

Vera

Melissa
Supporting Your Child’s Development: Knowing When to Reach Out
Supporting your child’s development can be tough to navigate, so we worked with our ERCs from EveryMind to outline some situations where it might make sense to reach out for support. Read more >
Recent News
The BridgeWay Bulletin – March 9-22
Welcome to The BridgeWay Bulletin! On this page: Program Spotlight Bring BridgeWay Home Community Corner Program Spotlight Dietitian Chat Are you wondering about your family’s overall nutrition? Do you have questions about your child’s eating? Are you looking for new...
The BridgeWay Bulletin – February 23 – March 8
Welcome to The BridgeWay Bulletin! On this page: Program Spotlight Bring BridgeWay Home Community Corner Program Spotlight Dim the Lights You and your child can explore a space with reduced sensory stimulation during Dim the Lights. In this program, we keep...
The BridgeWay Bulletin – February 9-22
Welcome to the newest edition of The BridgeWay Bulletin! Upcoming Closures February 15: All BridgeWay programs are closed with the exception of Turtle Creek, Heart Lake and Streetsville February 17: All BridgeWay programs are closed February 22: Gore Meadows, Heart...
The BridgeWay Bulletin – January 26-February 8
Welcome to The BridgeWay Bulletin! On this page: Program Spotlight Bring BridgeWay Home Community Corner Program Spotlight Celebrating Family With Pride! Celebrating Family with Pride is a FREE event for families with children from birth to 6 years (including...
Play Ideas
17 Heartwarming Children’s Books by Indigenous Authors & Illustrators
BridgeWay staff have read and reflected on some children's books by Indigenous authors and/or illustrators. Below is a list of books and what stood out to each staff member as they read through the story on their own or with children and families. We hope you enjoy...
LGBTQ2S+ Books for Children Birth to 6 Years
We’ve put together a list of books celebrating LGBTQ2S+ children and families! These books are perfect for children with queer parents/caregivers to see families like theirs, for children to see themselves and their peers, and for everyone to learn about and celebrate...
7 Children’s Books Celebrating Asian Authors, Stories and Cultures
Picture books are a great way for children to learn about cultures as well as celebrate themselves and their family. These 7 books are written by authors of Asian descent with themes we can all relate to – feeling loved and connected, showing love and of course loving...
Trash to Treasure: 6 Recycled Materials to Add to Your Child’s Play
Learning through play can happen with the simplest materials. Before you recycle your plastic bottles and cardboard boxes, try adding them to your child's play! Objects like these are open-ended, which means there's no limit to what they can become when your child...
Creative Ways to Build Ramps
Ramps are a fun and interactive tool for children to explore math and science concepts. When they roll a toy down a ramp, they're learning to make predictions and problem solve while also learning about concepts like motion, speed, and cause and effect. There are fun...