Italian
A new edition of the project “Small Steps, Big Smiles” is back, a series of free meetings dedicated to parents living in the Municipality of Mogliano Veneto (TV) with children aged 0 to 6 years old.
MOGLIANO VENETO – The project “Small Steps, Big Smiles,” offers a comprehensive program of targeted meetings. It provides specific skills regarding the needs of young children and aims to stimulate an active reflection on the parenting role from the very early childhood. It addresses topics such as weaning, emotional management, sleep regulation, promotion of play, and positive relationships between siblings.
Furthermore, it promotes the creation of a supportive network among families in the area, encouraging the exchange of experiences and mutual support. Martina Cocito, Councillor for Educational Policies, comments: “The return of ‘Piccoli Passi, Grandi Sorrisi’ represents an unmissable opportunity for families in Mogliano. Participation in this free, well-established program is an investment in the future of our children and in the strength of our community.”
The meetings will be led by pedagogists Enrica Morando and Antonella Ciccone, who have already been responsible for early childhood educational services in the area, with the contribution of nutritionist Daniela Schiavon and psychologist Sylwia Dzienisz.
Participation in the meetings is free, upon registration, through the QR Code reported in the project flyer.
“Small Steps, Big Smiles” is part of the project “The Human Safety Net” carried out by Codess Sociale with the patronage of the Municipality of Mogliano Veneto. Selected and promoted by Fondazione Mission Bambini, thanks to the funding from “The Human Safety Net Foundation” by Generali.
Further information is available by writing to oradifuturo@codess.org
