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Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® for Families with Children who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing

VOICE for Children is an organization that offers a variety of programs and resources for families with children who are deaf and hard of hearing – one of those programs being the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®. 

Thank you to Dr. Guita Movallali for creating a lovely video showcasing the history, the benefits, and capturing the true magic of the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program. 

To learn more about VOICE for Children, or the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® for families with deaf/hard of hearing children, please connect with Dr. Guita Movallali, at [email protected].

Becoming a Certified Parent-Child Mother Goose Program® Teacher

Our Parent-Child Mother Goose facilitators/animators/teachers are so talented, sharing their
passion, their enthusiasm, and their love of our program with families across Canada and beyond!

P-CMG facilitators/animators/teachers, are you aware of the process to become certified?
Here are the steps:

  1. Complete a Registration for Certification form
  2. Complete THREE Self-Evaluation forms. Each self-evaluation is a summary of your experience over the course of a ten-week session of facilitating. You’ll reflect on different aspects of the teaching process. Since you are completing three self-evaluations, this process will take approximately 30 weeks.
  3. Provide a one-page self-reflection. In your own words, summarize your 30 weeks of facilitating – what were some challenges? Joys/rewards? What did you learn through this process?

More information can be found on our website under our Training and Certification tab.
All documents can be sent to [email protected].

*Organizations/agencies with teachers working on a certification must be in good standing with the Parent-Child Mother Goose Program®.

Spring has Sprung!

Spring has officially sprung in Canada, and I’m sure we are all welcoming the warmer
temperatures, blossoming flowers, and all the magic that spring time brings! 

*Song graciously borrowed from teachingmama.org