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Davis Early Intervention The Davis Early Intervention Program provides eligible children (0-36 months) resources to aid in reaching their potential.

If you have concerns about your child and would like to speak with someone, please call 801 402-5408 Belief Statements
Early Intervention services are best provided in a family-centered program where parents and professionals work as partners. All children deserve the opportunity to grow in a nurturing environment that encourages optimal development. Families are the experts on their child. Families can develop the skills needed to promote the development of their child. Families can develop skills to become lifetime advocates for their child.

One on one time with your child may be all they need to feel loved and seen. Try planning a special one-on-one date with...
10/14/2026

One on one time with your child may be all they need to feel loved and seen. Try planning a special one-on-one date with your child—e.g., going to a park or the dollar store or buying a treat and watching a movie together.

Tomorrow is National Dessert Day! That is a holiday that should be celebrated with enthusiasm!Get your kiddos and make a...
10/13/2026

Tomorrow is National Dessert Day! That is a holiday that should be celebrated with enthusiasm!

Get your kiddos and make a dessert together. Try something like Oreo Dirt Cups: Layer chocolate pudding with crushed Oreos and top with gummy worms for a fun, “muddy” effect

At Davis Early Intervention we are learning about a research-based approach to helping children with unwanted behaviors....
10/12/2026

At Davis Early Intervention we are learning about a research-based approach to helping children with unwanted behaviors. This approach is called Prevent-Teach-Reinforce for Families or PTR. This process takes time to develop and implement the plan, so we are taking time to learn the steps in a way that will allow us to implement them successfully with families.

The plan will include strategies to help your child learn communication, emotional regulation, and social skills and how to participate in daily routines. As your child learns new skills, challenging behaviors tend to occur less often and are easier to respond to and prevent.

If you are struggling with your child's behaviors, ask your service provider if you can implement the PTR process and then get ready to work together with your provider!

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day. One of the most important jobs as a parent is to teach our children how to calm whe...
10/09/2026

Tomorrow is World Mental Health Day. One of the most important jobs as a parent is to teach our children how to calm when they are upset or stressed. Consider that when your child is upset, they are not able to listen to your instructions or even think about a better way to react to the problem.

By getting closer to your little one and getting lower so you are on their level, they will be able to focus on what you do next to help them. Keep your words to a minimum. Let them know you are there for them and then stay silent. Until they are ready for a hug or to talk it out, breathe. Take deep breaths. This will help your child calm and will model a strategy that they can use in the future.

If your kiddo is a fan of Wheels on the Bus, try changing it up to add some seasonal fun! For example, maybe there is a ...
10/08/2026

If your kiddo is a fan of Wheels on the Bus, try changing it up to add some seasonal fun! For example, maybe there is a ghost on the bus saying, "Boo, boo, boo". There could be a bat on the bus, with a "Flap, flap, flap". What else can you come up with?

Mental health matters. Sometimes you can relieve stress and anxiety by taking simple steps, but figuring out those steps...
10/07/2026

Mental health matters. Sometimes you can relieve stress and anxiety by taking simple steps, but figuring out those steps can be difficult.

On a single piece of paper, write down three things that are weighing on you, stressing you, or bothering you; put a dash after each one with a single action-step that may help relieve it.

Infant and toddler play is designed to build muscles and development of fine motor skills that will be needed for learni...
10/06/2026

Infant and toddler play is designed to build muscles and development of fine motor skills that will be needed for learning to write, hand-eye coordination, and self-feeding. Our job is to provide the opportunities for the kind of play that develops these skills. Look for opportunities for your child to manipulate small items, grasp and release, connect and use a pincer grasp (thumb and pointer finger to pick up small things).

When your child is exhibiting behaviors, it is difficult to know how to respond. The best thing to do is to plan ahead a...
10/05/2026

When your child is exhibiting behaviors, it is difficult to know how to respond. The best thing to do is to plan ahead and to include these steps:
*Pause and reflect - take a deep breath and think about what happened before the behavior occurred.
*Ask yourself, what is this child trying to tell me? Do they want something? Do they need something? What do I know about this child that will help me figure out the reason for the behavior?
*Respond - ensure the child feels validated, listened to, understood and safe. Guide the child to use an appropriate alternate behavior.

Governor Cox has declared today, October 2, a Statewide Read-a-Thon! It's a great excuse to cuddle up and read a few boo...
10/02/2026

Governor Cox has declared today, October 2, a Statewide Read-a-Thon! It's a great excuse to cuddle up and read a few books together or take time to read one of your very own books. Join Davis Early Intervention as we spend time in a book today!

There are so many activities and events happening in Davis County! My family and I took a stroll through the Scarecrow W...
10/01/2026

There are so many activities and events happening in Davis County! My family and I took a stroll through the Scarecrow Walk at the USU Extension Office in Kaysville. It is continuing through October 4th. What activities are you planning with your family?

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Freeport West F2
Clearfield, UT
84016

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

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