Help Families Keep Growing Beyond the Appointment

Families don't stop having questions when they leave an appointment, finish a visit, or go home for the day.

Sprout Skills at Home gives parents a trusted place to keep learning.

Created by a pediatric occupational therapist, Sprout Skills at Home is an OT-informed parent education membership designed to help caregivers better understand development, recognize what may be happening beneath everyday challenges, and support growth through play and daily routines.

It isn't therapy. And it isn't meant to replace the professionals already supporting a child.

It's designed to help understanding carry into everyday life.

A Resource for the Space Between

Professionals do important work with children and families.

But there is only so much that can fit into an appointment, visit, meeting, or conversation.

Later, parents are still wondering:

• Why does this keep happening?
• What should I be noticing?
• Why does this strategy help sometimes but not others?
• What can I do during the everyday moments at home?
• How do all these pieces of development fit together?

Sprout Skills at Home was built for that space.

Rather than giving parents another collection of tips to remember, Sprout Skills at Home helps them build a developmental lens they can continue using as their child grows in the daily moments.

Because a single strategy may help with today's problem. Understanding helps parents navigate tomorrow's and next week's, too.

What Families Find Inside

Sprout Skills at Home translates developmental concepts into approachable, practical parent education.

Families can explore:

Growing Foundations
Understand the sensory, motor, developmental, environmental, and relational foundations underneath everyday skills.

Waters of Play
Find practical ways to support development through play and routines already happening at home.

Nurturing Through
Look at common parenting and developmental challenges through a whole-child lens.

Deeper Digs
Go beyond the quick tip to understand the why behind development and behavior.

Sunlight Corner
Support the parent side of development, including connection, co-regulation, capacity, and mindset.

Developmental Seasons
Explore information through four broad developmental seasons from infancy through age eight, with room for individual developmental differences.

Ways to Make Sprout Skills at Home Available to Your Families

Different organizations support families in different ways. Partnership options are designed to stay flexible.

Preferred Family Access

Make Sprout Skills at Home available as an optional parent resource to your families.

Families choose whether to join and purchase their own membership at a discounted rate.

A simple option for: practices, developmental programs, family-centered businesses, and professionals looking for a trusted resource to share.

Sponsor Family Memberships

Purchase individual or bundled Sprout Skills at Home memberships to provide directly to families your organization serves.

This may work well for organizations wanting to include parent education as an additional family resource without developing or maintaining their own content library.

Organization Access

Provide Sprout Skills at Home access to a larger group of families for a defined period through an organization-level package.

Volume and annual options can be discussed based on the size and needs of your organization.

A Partnership That Stays Simple 

Sprout Skills at Home remains independently operated and responsible for its educational content, platform, and member experience. Partner organizations can make Sprout Skills at Home available to families without taking on responsibility for creating, delivering, or managing the membership.

Your organization continues doing what it does best. Sprout Skills at Home simply provides families another place to keep learning at home.

You Should Know What You're Sharing

We don't expect professionals to recommend a resource they haven't had the opportunity to see.

Organizations considering Sprout Skills at Home can request complimentary Professional Preview to explore the Garden before deciding whether it belongs among the resources they share with families.

Look through the educational framework.

Explore real member content.

See how developmental concepts are translated for parents.

And decide for yourself whether Sprout Skills at Home fits the families you support.

Who Might Be a Good Fit?

Sprout Skills at Home may complement organizations supporting children and families, including:

• Pediatric therapy practices
• Early childhood and early intervention programs
• Developmental and neurodiversity-affirming organizations
• Pediatric and family-centered practices
• Child development programs
• Parent and caregiver organizations
• Other businesses serving young children and their families

A formal endorsement isn't required.

For some organizations, partnership may simply mean having another optional educational resource available when a family could benefit from it.

Let's Find What's Right for Your Organization

You know your families and your organization best.

If Sprout Skills at Home seems like it could fill a gap in the support you already provide, let's talk about what making it available could look like.

There doesn't have to be a complicated partnership model to get started.

The goal is simple: help more parents understand what's happening, what matters, and how they can support growth in the everyday moments they're already living.