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Friday, June 13, 2014

Help Support the St. Louis Area First Steps Resource Room by purchasing St. Louis Area First Steps T-Shirts/Onesies

You can help support the Resource Room which provides toys, activities, and other developmentally stimulating items to First Steps families in need by purchasing one of these lovely T-Shirts or onesies. The picture on the shirt was designed by a child from the St. Louis area. The shirts come in a variety of colors and the toddler size/onesies come in royal or raspberry.
T-Shirts (Adult, Youth, and toddler sizes ) are $12.00 ($13.80 for Adult 2X-3X)
Infant Onesies are $12.25 for Newborn through 24months.
Examples of the shirts (Not the exact colors):










Follow this link to order online:
Online Order Form

Please place your order by the end of the day June 27
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(For Online Credit Card Payments)


To pay by check/mail please make check payable to St. Louis Area First Steps Trivia and send to:

St. Louis Area First Steps
Attention: Jodi or Amy
1215 Fern Ridge Parkway
Suite 101
St. Louis, MO 63141


Friday, February 28, 2014

First Steps Parents Speak to Service Coordinators About Transition

Transition within and out of First Steps can be a very stressful time for families. Service Coordinators and providers play a very important role in linking families with appropriate resources and services beyond First Steps. On Wednesday, February 26, four parents of children who have recently transitioned from First Steps came to speak with First Steps Coordinators about their experiences.
Christine, Jonna, Heather, and LaCesha graciously agreed to spend time helping Service Coordinators understand what they found helpful during their time in First Steps, especially pertaining to transition. They shared their own stories and suggested ideas to help current and future families navigate through First Steps transition.

We are thankful that they were able to join us and look forward to further conversations about ways to incorporate more parent perspective in our daily practice!