Prince Albert Early Childhood Intervention Program

04/17/2026

The concept of ⏰time can be abstract and challenging for a child to understand. Children’s sense of time is intertwined with routines and their daily activities such as waking up, eating meals, playing and sleeping. Children gradually learn about past, present, and future, developing a sense of time that will grow and evolve with them.

04/15/2026

When a child moves from one setting to another, such as from home into a childcare program or into school, it can be a stressful time of change for both the child and the family.
PA ECIP can assist in the transition through planning, getting necessary resources and support in advocacy when needed.

04/14/2026

NEW Community Initiative 🥳

Prince Albert Early Childhood Intervention Program is creating a space to build community for parents who have children ages 0-5y.
*Join us on April 25th!
*ALL welcome.

NEW Community Initiative 🥳

Prince Albert Early Childhood Intervention Program is creating a space to build community for parents who have children ages 0-5y.

*Join us on April 25th!
*ALL welcome.

04/10/2026

🌈 We’re Hiring 🌈
Prince Albert ECIP is looking for passionate, caring team members to support children ages 0–6 and their families.
✨ You’re a great fit if you:
• Are compassionate, confident, and flexible
• Love working with a diverse range of children and families
• Thrive in a team environment
• Can think on your feet and keep good records
📋 Requirements:
• ECE diploma/degree preferred (experience considered)
• Driver’s abstract
• Police Clearance & Vulnerable Sector Check
💙 We offer:
• Flexible hours
• 5 weeks vacation
• Partial health benefits
• Retention bonus, RRSP & CAA coverage
• An awesome, supportive team
📩 Interested? Apply today and join the good vibes!

https://ca.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=22f5af769dbb76f2&from=shareddesktop_copy

04/10/2026

Babies need tummy time!
Giving your baby supervised time on their tummy a few times each day helps avoid flat areas on the head, helps your baby learn to roll and crawl, and strengthens the muscles in their neck, back and arms. Most babies can start tummy time a day or two after they are born and benefit from having two or three short (3- to 5-minute) tummy time sessions each day. As your baby gets older, you can have longer, more regular sessions. Use tummy time to give your baby interesting things to look at, talk and sing to them, or use it as a chance for other family members to spend time with baby.

04/08/2026

PA ECIP would like to acknowledge our Executive Director for her dedication to our Program. In the last 5 years we have seen tremendous growth and recognition within our community, all thanks to her vision for what PA ECIP has become. Her tireless efforts and innovative ideas have propelled us forward, creating a brighter future for our organization and those we serve. Lauren's ability to inspire and lead by example has fostered a spirit of collaboration and excellence among our team. We are incredibly grateful for her commitment and look forward to continuing this journey of growth and success with her at the helm. Thank you, Lauren, for your unwavering dedication and for being a true champion of PA ECIP.

04/06/2026

PA ECIP will be closed from April 6th to April 10th and will reopen on Monday, April 13th.

04/03/2026

In between their busy schedules, our staff have teamed up and been on the 🔎 hunt for 100 🐰bunnies hidden all over our office. After a week of hunting we have a winning team!
🎉Congratulation Manny and Nikki‼

04/02/2026

Every year on April 2, World Autism Awareness Day helps people understand and include those with autism.

In 2026, the theme is "Autism and Humanity - Every Life Has Value." This highlights the importance and value of autistic people in our world. With misinformation coming back, you can encourage people to change the conversation and respect every autistic person’s dignity and rights.

Today we show support & amplify autistic voices by showcasing children’s stories written by autistic people.

04/02/2026

Our 💦water bottles had a playful twist for April Fools' Day this morning.
They were anything but a typical water bottle!😂

04/01/2026

April is Autism acceptance and awareness month. A time dedicated to promoting understanding, inclusivity, and supports for individuals on the Autism spectrum. The month focuses on moving beyond awareness to foster genuine acceptance, celebrating the unique strengths while addressing the challenges.