Bumblesong hosgs Intervention Week event
| 15 May 2015 | 12:53
Carmela Balacco of the stateþÄôs Family Link program told the mothers about the New Jersey Early Intervention System. She also explained how a representative will come to a familyþÄôs home to help establish whether a young child may need extra attention in their developmental process.
With all the activities planned for them that morning at BumbleSong music class, everybodyþÄôs favorite seemed to be playing on or under the multicolored parachute.
BumbleSong Director Nicole DeLoi uses a combination of live and prerecorded music, singing, distinctively vivacious facial expressions, and animated body movement to entice the children to share her love of music and song.
VERNON — Last Thursday, 14 toddlers and their moms visited BumbleSong for nearly an hour of fun and music and an introduction to Early Intervention Awareness Week.
Under the direction of the music school’s director Nicole DeLoi, everyone had a chance to interact with one another in song and even a bit a dancing.
Visiting the group was Carmela Balacco of the state’s Family Link program. She told the mothers about the New Jersey Early Intervention System and explained how a representative will come to a family’s home to help establish whether a young child may need extra attention in their developmental process.
More information can be found at www.njeis.org.
— Photos by Chris Wyman