Kids+ Parent Infant Program: Specialist Care From the Start

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The Kids+ Parent Infant Program

Every baby's start to life is different, and when your baby needs extra medical care or support, it can feel both overwhelming and uncertain. The Kids+ Parent Infant Program (PIP) is here to walk alongside you through that journey, providing specialist early intervention support from the very first months at home through to two years of age.

About the Program

PIP is delivered by an experienced, multidisciplinary team of paediatric physiotherapists, speech therapists, occupational therapists, and social workers, all with specialised training in supporting families and infants when extra care is needed around the time of birth. The program is designed for premature babies, newborn babies, and infants up to two years of age, and is NDIS-funded with additional support generously provided by The SKJ Family Foundation.

How It Works

At each check-in, your PIP team shares personalised information, knowledge, and practical strategies tailored to your baby's individual needs and stage of development. Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, the program is built around your baby and your family, acknowledging that every journey is different and that no one knows your child better than you do.

Why Early Intervention Matters

Research is clear: access to early developmental and intervention supports has meaningful positive effects on learning and development outcomes. The sooner these supports are in place, the better the outcomes tend to be, for your infant and for your whole family. At Kids+, we take this responsibility seriously and are committed to providing the highest quality early intervention from the very start.

We're Here for You

Whether you've just left hospital or are a few months into your journey at home, it's never too early to reach out. Contact our team today to find out more about the Kids+ Parent Infant Program and how we can support you and your baby.

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The Kids+ Parent Infant Program is generously supported by The SKJ Family Foundation.