Our Parent-Child Program offers a gentle, non-separating and warm environment which provides support and enrichment for families with children from infancy to four years old. In a nurturing and beautiful environment, children are given opportunities to explore, play and socialize. Ms Étaíne (pronounced, A - Dean) inspires the whole child - head, heart and hands by encouraging movement, and developing imagination and language skills through songs, verses, stories and puppet shows. Parents/caregivers also find support here, with time for meaningful conversation and reflection woven into each gathering.
Fall Term Sept 15 - Nov 19
Winter Term Jan 5 - March 18
(No class the week of Feb 15th)
Spring Term April 6 - June 10
Class Cost: $400 per term or $1,200 for the full school year (prorated based on your child's start date).
Our Parent-Child program is a once-weekly class designed to offer a gentle and joyful introduction to the Waldorf experience. While the program is offered three days each week, each child attends one consistent day per week, which is chosen at the time of enrollment.
Families may enroll by term or for the full school year, with openings available throughout the year as space allows. We would love to welcome your family into our community!
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For more information or to learn more about enrollment, please contact our Enrollment Coordinator, Desirea, at 541-683-6951 ext. 103 or by email at enrollment@eugenewaldorf.org.
“I found so much more here than a class for my daughter. I found a community of parents who understood, a gentle and wise guide in the teacher and a beautiful way of seeing childhood and community that felt deeply right. I remember the scent of beeswax, learning to stitch, the warmth of making something with my own hands and the simple joy of watching my daughter play alongside other children.
What I found here has stayed with me. This program gave our family a way of beginning together - a foundation that has quietly unfolded through the years and shaped the way I see childhood, community and motherhood. It was an immeasurable gift.”
- A Former Parent-Child Parent