PEPS connects parents through peer-support groups. PEPS Groups meet online, in person at community sites, and in homes.

Read more about PEPS Groups and other programs below. Access answers to Frequently Asked Questions such as recommendations on baby's age at start, how to register, Flexible Pricing, …

PEPS parent support programs educate, inform and create community. We've become a vital resource for new parents in the Puget Sound region, with parent groups serving thousands of families annually.

The PEPS Newborn program is designed for parents to attend with babies ages 2-20 weeks old when the group starts. Groups are available for one parent to attend with their newborn (the same parent …

Explore the ways PEPS has been working to offer parent peer-support groups to families locally and nationally through partnerships with community-based organizations and through licensing its …

PEPS offers a peer-support group designed specifically for expectant parents! Your Connecting the Expecting group will focus on how adding a baby to your family will affect your relationships, family …

We hear from PEPS families about their favorite Eastside fun spots – and the Eastside, with all its cities, communities and neighborhoods there is a lot of fun! Here are some activities for parents and babies …

Read our Health and Safety Practices for In-Person PEPS Programs and review our PEPS Notice, Waiver, and Release form. PEPS programs fill quickly — register today to secure your spot!

The PEPS Second Time Around program is designed for new parents to attend with their babies, aged 2-20 weeks old, in a family with one or more older children. Groups are available for one parent to …

PEPS offers a program to support, inform, and build community among parents and caregivers of adolescents and teens between the ages 10 to 19 years old.