Early childhood interventions in Montclair, New Jersey

Sparkles Dentistry for Children is a premier pediatric dental and orthodontics practice located in Montclair, New Jersey. Our team of experienced and friendly pediatric dentists, orthodontist, hygienist and staff are dedicated to providing high-quality dental care for children of all ages. Children receive comprehensive checkups and cleanings every 6 months, including a thorough examination of the mouth, teeth, and face. Preschoolers may receive digital radiographs as needed, and a fluoride varnish is applied after their teeth are cleaned. We also review speech, growth, diet, and tooth brushing habits during each visit.

The Ben Samuels Children's Center, located at 80 Clove Road in Little Falls, New Jersey, is dedicated to providing inclusive early care and education for children from birth to five years old. The center also offers the Jeffry Dworkin Early Intervention Program for children with special developmental needs from infancy to age three. The mission of the center is to ensure that children of all abilities have the right to fully participate in schools, communities, and society. Milla Yakubov serves as the Director of the Ben Samuels Children's Center at Montclair State University. Visit our website for more information about our programs and services.

Deron School of NJ Inc is an approved private school serving children with special needs, located at 130 Grove Street, Montclair, New Jersey, United States. With campuses in Union and Montclair, NJ, the school offers a state-approved program for students with multiple disabilities including autism spectrum disorder and down syndrome. Since 1967, Deron School has provided a nurturing environment, family culture, and personalized curriculum to help students reach their greatest potential. The school serves students primarily in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, and Union counties whose needs cannot be met in their sending school district. The school's unique approach to educating students with Autism Spectrum Disorder is state-renowned, focusing on maximizing academic skills, functional communication, and life skills. The Community-Based Instruction and daily living skills curriculum prepares students for the Bridge Transition Program, helping them transition to the next phase of their lives at age 21. Monthly open houses allow home districts, child study teams, and parents to see success in action. For those unable to tour the school in person, there are resources available online, including articles on NPR highlighting the school's success. The school also offers tips and strategies for various aspects of special education, such as IEP goals for non-verbal students with autism and giving haircuts to children with special needs. Contact information for both the Union and Montclair campuses is provided for further inquiries.