The Parenting Center at Manning Family Children's helps parents and grandparents with the ordinary challenges of raising children.
Call 504.896.9591, email chparenting@LCMChealth.org, or register online for classes.
Drop in and join our hybrid new parent support group every Tuesday at 10:30 am.
Music classes are weekly on Monday and Friday mornings from 9:30–10 am. Open to the public, no reservation or playroom membership needed to participate.
Our playroom membership is for parents and grandparents with young children (0–3 years). One month of membership is $10.
Drop-ins welcome for morning and afternoon play! Reservations required for Art on Wednesdays. Open Monday–Friday, mornings (9 am–noon) and afternoons (1–4 pm).
Are you looking for the perfect gift for a baby shower? Give the gift of community, learning, and fun with membership to The Parenting Center playroom. Memberships are available for any budget or length of time. To learn more and purchase this gift, call us at 504.896.9591 or email chparenting@LCMChealth.org.
Donate to The Parenting Center
Select “Direct my gift to: Parenting Center”
210 State St.
New Orleans, LA 70118
For more information call 504.896.9591 or email chparenting@LCMChealth.org.
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