Encompass Family Support Services

If you’re a new parent right now, you’re probably just trying to figure it out as you go. Feeding, sleeping, naps that last 12 minutes or 2 hours, and everything in between. Some days feel like you’ve got a rhythm, and other days it’s just “okay, we’re winging it again.” 😅 Add in summer heat, visitors, travel, and longer days, and routines can feel even more all over the place!

Just a reminder, you don’t need it all figured out yet. These early months are all about learning your baby and finding your groove together. And if you need a little support along the way, we’re here to help.

Visit our website for more guidance: https://www.encompassfss.net/does-my-child-qualify-for-early-intervention -ages

The end of the school year can bring big changes for the whole family, especially in a full house with both older and younger kids adjusting to new routines.

A few simple ways to help with the transition:
⏰ Keep routines (yes, even the new ones) as consistent as possible at home, especially bedtime and meals
🤗 Talk about what summer will look like, so changes feel more predictable
😴 Give kids time to unwind after busy days and big changes

Transitions take time, and it’s okay if it’s not seamless right away. A little consistency and connection go a long way in helping children feel secure and supported!

Who is Day Habilitation for?

Day Habilitation may be a great fit for adults (18+) who:
• Want structured daytime activities outside the home
• Are interested in building social and life skills
• Benefit from routine, peer interaction, and community involvement
• Are looking for personalized, respectful, family-led support

Families and support teams across Fargo and Valley City choose Day Habilitation to provide meaningful daytime structure in a welcoming environment — one rooted in integrity, empathy, and partnership.

💛 Learn more about how we support adults in thriving every day.

Resource Spotlight: Jeremiah Program, Fargo-Moorhead ☀️

The Jeremiah Program is all about supporting single moms and their kids—together. Through a two-generation approach, moms can work toward college and career goals while their children receive high-quality early childhood education. Families also have access to safe, affordable housing, one-on-one coaching, and a strong, supportive community. By helping remove barriers like childcare and financial stress, this program creates space for growth, confidence, and long-term success.

Learn more here: https://jeremiahprogram.org/campuses/fargo-moorhead/