The Parent-Child Mother Goose Program

How the Parent Child Mother Goose Program supports attachment and its implication in Early Human Development - by Maria del Carmen Ordonez
Celia Lottridge, co-founder of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program, releases new children’s novel, The Listening Tree
Promising Practices: A Parent-Child Mother Goose Program video has been produced for the Canadian Council on Learning’s Composite Learning Index to highlight the program as an effective lifelong learning practice across Canada in the Early Childhood Learning research area.
Hosting an American Sign Language Mother Goose Training (PDF - 2.1 MB)
The Toronto Parent-Child Mother Goose Program is part of the Toronto Community Foundation’s Community Knowledge Centre, showcasing innovative solutions to our city's pressing issues - learn more by viewing our profile here.
Globe & Mail “Mother Goose” book review
Singing and Rhyming, Bonding and Learning:
A New Report on Parent-Child Mother Goose in BC
It is now 10 years since the first Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® started in BC. It has grown quickly there, and there are now programs in many communities around the province. Parents, teachers and supporters have been and continue to be very enthusiastic about this program! Information gathered through a survey conducted throughout the province will help support the continued growth of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® in BC. Respondents came from 36 BC communities spread throughout BC's 5 regions. Participating parents had been involved in the program from a few months to over 5 years. Download a copy of this informative report from the BC Council for Families website.