Your first visit to The Parenting Center playroom is always free. One month of play costs $10. Sliding scale is available upon request.
For more information, call 504.896.9591 or email chparenting@LCMChealth.org.
One Month (30 day) Playroom Pass - $10
Playroom access is for parents and grandparents with young children (0–3
years). Whether you're seeking an open space to play, parenting support,
opportunities for socialization, or engaging parent-child activities,
The Parenting Center offers a welcoming space to connect.
The Parenting Center gives families access to parenting support and guidance, classes, social time, and the opportunity to make new friends! To purchase a special gift for someone you love, call The Parenting Center or email chparenting@LCMChealth.org.

Drop-In Times (0–3 years)
Parents and grandparents can bring their children to enjoy the playroom, make friends, and socialize! Playroom pass required.
Monday–Friday, 9 am to noon or 1--4 pm sessions.
Parent-Child Activities
Schedule your play time to join us for weekly activities facilitated by Parenting Center Staff, including music and art experiences.

Enjoy socializing with other parents and children in an inviting playroom filled with age-appropriate toys/activities, and an outdoor play area. Our "drop-in” provides quality playtime for parents (and grandparents) with their children.
Parents have access to our staff of Parent Educators to discuss parenting issues one-on-one. The staff's role is to guide and coach parents using practical suggestions to help with the ordinary stresses of raising children from birth through adolescence.
The center maintains an extensive library of parenting books that may be checked out by pass holders.
Please see our seasonal schedule of classes and activities. This includes but is not limited to Infant and Child CPR, Car Seat Fittings, Grandparenting 101, Understanding Your Toddler, and more!
Our schedule of classes and programs is emailed three times a year to members, as well as notices about additional programs and special events during the year.
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