Early Childhood
Here you will find a variety of resources aimed at informing and empowering parents of preschool-aged children (0 to 5 years).
Best Websites for Parents
The Fédération des parents offers you a selection of various digital platforms (non-exhaustive list) that provide quality resources to help make your search easier.
Grandir en français newsletter
This customized newsletter, based on your child’s age, provides parents in Western Canada with information and advice to ensure successful French language transmission.
« 1 enfant, 2 langues » mini-website
Discover our mini-website, available in French and English versions, entirely dedicated to the bilingual language development of young children in minority communities.
Books, games, DVDs, etc.
No matter where you live in B.C., you can access French-language educational resources for children of all ages through our resource lending service.
Trousse Bébé francophone (welcome kit for new and future Francophone parents)
Francophone and living in B.C.? Expecting a child or have a child less than 12 months old? Get our free “Bébé francophone” kit!
Children's songs
Produced by the Fédération des parents and available online, this album features songs from the traditional Francophone repertoire (both vocal and instrumental versions).
Grandir CB
This range of ressources includes a series of activity sheet filled with simple ideas to have fun in French with your little one.
Living in French
Bilingual leaflets presenting strategies to Francophone parents, and their non-Francophone partners, to help fostering the use of French at home.
Grandir CB
This range of ressources includes a series of activity sheet filled with simple ideas to have fun in French with your little one.
Quick Guide to Common Childhood Diseases
This quick guide to common childhood diseases provides general information about communicable diseases that commonly affect young children.
Paul & Suzanne
The Centre de la francophonie des Amériques offers young children new educational clips from Paul and Suzanne to talk, laugh, and think in French.
Toddler’s First Steps
This reference guide provides information for parents and caregivers of children aged 6 months to 36 months.
Let's Play! Activities for Families
A resource to help families and caregivers offer young children learning activities through