Birth To Three Developmental Center

Unfortunately my daughter did not get to benefit from this program as her speech therapist, Lauren, every week had an excuse to not show up. While she would attempt to do the meeting over Zoom she knew my daughter would not pay attention so every week we ended up canceling. I believe she came by 3 times. Sadly they did nothing for my daughter.

TLDR; The staff are kind, knowledgeable and working from an approach that I have yet seen matched 9 years later.

It’s been 9 years since my daughter and I were here and I cherish the time we spent. We benefited greatly during our 2 years we received services. I have yet to find services that come close to matching what we received and I am very appreciative of our time spent here. It’s hard to define but the professionalism is clearly their while at the same time, it doesn’t feel like a clinic. I feel that the staff knew me and were genuinely happy to see my daughter and the level of care reflected that. The staff clearly have chosen career paths and are dedicated at what they do. From in-class to in-home, they were so kind and nice at a time when we needed it most. Don’t expect fliers and sales pitches about “fixing” your kid. You go in, they help the kids while teaching the parents at the same time. They’re kind!
I wish they could train other agencies in the area.

I was so lucky to be referred to this place, and also lucky to have Claire as my child's teacher and also Leigh as my child's speech therapist. I'm very satisfied with the help that they provided. They're the best. And also they have this play group, teacher Dawn is awesome she's highly qualified for the job. The only issue that there is the wait time to get enrolled. Too long. So worth it though!!!

My daughter has been in the Birth to Three program for over a year now due to being speech delayed and the support team is absolutely fabulous. Our teachers were Megan, Claire and Dawn and they were so patient, supportive and overall awesome for our family. Our daughter thrived in the program and has recently aged out and is now entering a preschool program to continue with her speech therapy. They are going to be dearly missed.

It took over a year to convince our pediatrician that our son didn't seem to be progressing typically and he finally referred us to to Birth to Three. They performed an assessment, calmly took us through the results and then worked with us to set up a plan. Our son was 2-1/2 by then so we didn't get to participate for very long (we're a little bitter about that wouldn't recommend that pediatrician) but there were group sessions at the facility and someone came to our house once a week for one-on-one therapy. It was a really great experience and it was also great to have these caring people to lean on during that dark foggy period of trying to come to terms that our child might never do all the things we had projected into his future. Love this organization and how it helps people. The small consultancy I founded gives a percentage of all of its income to support this organization so that it can continue to help others.