Child Development Programme
We help families to identify their strengths and needs, providing support and information to enhance their child's growth and development. All services are free! We offer...
*Developmental Screening for all children island wide upon turning 2 years of age.
*Parent guidance and coaching to increase positive parent/child interactions and decrease non-compliance to parents’ directions using positiv
01/06/2026
Register your child for a free developmental screening!
Available for children between the ages of 18 and 48 months, our free screening evaluates your child’s progress in behaviour, movement, learning and communication.
There are several ways to register:
1. Online at forms.gov.bm/CDPform
2. Call 478-3333
3. Email [email protected]
4. Hand deliver a printed form to 30 Victoria St., Ground Floor, Hamilton
Once your child is registered, an Early Childhood Screening Specialist will contact you to schedule an appointment. The screening can be conducted at your child’s home, daycare or CDP.
20/05/2026
Meet our Early Intervention Specialist, Azaria Smith!
In her role, Azaria supports families with a variety of developmental concerns, including tantrums and emotional regulation, attention, following instructions, social and emotional well-being, communication, routines, school-based support and potty training.
Before joining CDP in August, Azaria was a Psychological Therapist at Solstice, where she supported children, teens and young adults with a range of mental experiences, including neurodivergence, social anxiety and trauma. She was also heavily involved in running Solstice’s Belonging Centered and Empowerment groups, which helped neurodivergent children and children with social communication difficulties to connect meaningfully with their peers.
Azaria holds a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology with a focus in Health and Disease, and a double minor in Psychology and Immunology. She also holds a Masters in Health Psychology. Since joining CDP, she has completed SCERTS and ADOS training, including the toddler module.
Music helps your young child’s development in several ways!
Simply listening to music affects babies’ brains positively. Even in utero, babies respond to music.
When you sing to your baby, it helps you to bond and communicate as your child learns the words to the songs and what they mean. Singing helps your child with speech and language development.
The process of creating music helps young children with both fine and gross motor skills, literacy, numeracy, and social and emotional development.
When children dance to music, they’re working on coordination, balance and movement. Dancing is an excellent form of physical activity.
Take this opportunity to sing a new song with your young child. Hand them an instrument (or a pot and a wooden spoon) to play along!
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Opening Hours
| Monday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Tuesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Wednesday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Thursday | 09:00 - 17:00 |
| Friday | 09:00 - 17:00 |