Welcome to The BridgeWay Bulletin! Reminders: Some locations are closed or moving outdoors at the end of June Some locations will be moving for July and August Please keep an eye on your centre’s schedule for details On this page: Program Spotlight Bring BridgeWay...
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The BridgeWay Bulletin – February 8-20, 2026
Welcome to The BridgeWay Bulletin!
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Program Spotlight
February is Black History Month!
Black History Month is a chance to celebrate, honour and learn about Black history, culture, and those who have shaped the world we know today.
We’ll be celebrating Black History Month during our programs. Ask a staff member for details – we’d love for you to join!
Infant Workshops
Infant Feeding
This workshop supports parents through feeding from birth to 12 months, whether that looks like breastfeeding, bottle feeding, combination feeding, or starting solids.
Infant Feeding at Streetsville EarlyON Centre
128 Queen Street South, Unit 4
Tuesday, February 24, 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
Register Here
Infant Feeding at Gore Meadows EarlyON Centre
10100 The Gore Road, Brampton
Friday, February 27, 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Register Here
Understanding Babies Sleep
Join this workshop to discover what is considered biologically normal sleep for your baby, what changes to expect, what to do if you are ready for simple change, and more about sleep expectations at different stages of your baby’s development. We can lead our children into anxiety-free sleep while still meeting our own needs for rest.
Understanding Babies Sleep at Brittany Glen
5632 Tenth Line West, Unit G1
Thursday, February 19, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
Register Here
Understanding Babies Sleep at Turtle Creek
1801 Lakeshore Road West, Unit 101
Wednesday, February 25, 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Register Here
Understanding Babies Sleep at Heart Lake
180 Sandalwood Pkwy E unit 8c, Brampton
Thursday, February 26, 1:30 PM – 3:00 PM
Register Here
Programs for Moms with Babies
For first time moms with infants birth to 9 months
Streetsville EarlyON: 128 Queen Street South, Unit 4
Fridays, February 20-March 27, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
Register Here
For moms who have recently welcomed a second baby (birth to 9 months)
Turtle Creek EarlyON: 1801 Lakeshore Road West, Unit 101
Mondays, February 23-March 30, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Register Here
For moms who have recently welcomed a second baby (birth to 9 months)
Brittany Glen EarlyON: 5632 Tenth Line West, Unit G1
Thursdays, February 26-April 2, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
Resgister Here
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Picture Books About Black History
For children, picture books are a great way to start learning about Black leaders, activists, athletes, scientists, and more, who have shaped the world we know today. Picture books give babies, toddlers, and children of all ages the opportunity to connect with the stories through the illustrations. Plus, books are available any time so you can celebrate Black history all year round! Here are some picture books about Black history for children 0 to 6 years, as well as some simple ways to help your child further engage with the books.
Community Corner

EveryMind
EveryMind offers mental health services for infants, children, youth, young adults (up to age 25) and families who live in Peel. Visit everymind.ca to learn more.
Did you know? EarlyON Resource Consultants from EveryMind visit EarlyON Centres to answer questions and provide resources about your child’s development. Call your nearest location to see when they’ll be in next!
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Play Ideas
Staff Book Picks: Our Favourite Books to Read with Kids!
Books are a wonderful way for children to connect with the world, use their problem solving skills and, of course, develop literacy skills. We asked BridgeWay staff members to spotlight their favourite book and tell us why they enjoy reading this book with kids. Watch...
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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...
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