Prince Albert Early Childhood Intervention Program

12/25/2025

From the board and staff of PA ECIP, we wish a Merry Christmas to all the families and friends within our PA ECIP community!

12/23/2025

The team at PA ECIP will be taking a much-needed break during the holidays. We will be closed December 19 and return to the office on January 5.
Wishing you all a joyous holiday season and a happy New Year!

12/19/2025

The team at PA ECIP will be taking a much deserved break during the holidays. We will be closed December 19 and return to the office on January 5.
Wishing you all a joyous holiday season and a happy New Year!

12/17/2025

We love to show new families our visiting room We believe that this space is more than just a room; it's a place where connections are made, laughter is shared, and memories are created.

12/12/2025

When kids smile, they spread warmth and positivity to everyone around them. Their joy and innocence remind us of life's simple pleasures, and these moments become cherished memories.

12/10/2025

Winter offers kids a chance to learn new skills and stay active. So, put on your toques and boots and head out to enjoy winter outdoor play

12/05/2025

12/05/2025

When supported by nurturing caregivers, it’s exciting to observe the progression a child’s skill development. Each stage of growth builds upon the successful completion of the previous stages.

12/03/2025

Setting up a sleep routine for kids is important. It helps their bodies know when to sleep, so they get enough rest to grow and develop. Having a regular bedtime makes them feel happier, behave better, and focus more. Bedtime routines are also a nice way for families to spend time together, which can help kids feel calm and relaxed. Overall, having a set sleep schedule helps kids stay healthy and feel good.

12/01/2025

Starts Today!

Stop by PA ECIP December 1st -17th (Monday to Friday- excludes weekends) between 10am-2pm to have a family photo taken in front of our winter scene back drop. Call 306 -922-3247 to check availability.

11/28/2025

📖 Early exposure to books
This is crucial for developing language skills and expanding vocabulary.
Start with babies, and provide soft or board books with high contrast pictures and label the pictures. Read aloud daily; 10 minutes a day can have a huge impact. Point at the pictures and encourage your child to point to the objects. These serve and return interactions build thinking and social skills. Shared reading strengthens parent child relationships.

11/26/2025

We extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended PA ECIP’s show case and took the time to learn more about our program!