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A page for parents looking for mental health support for young children and families.

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The Center for Great Expectations in Somerset has helped families since 1998. It serves gestation through age five, runs six programs, and reaches more than 1,000 people a year. Care is measured, with treatment data collected alongside Rutgers School of Social Work. Ask what program fits your family.

What this looks like in practice

When a young child gets steady, responsive care, the change shows up at home. Bedtime gets easier. Drop-offs get shorter. A child who bit or froze starts saying what they need instead. Parents often notice they feel less alone, because the same adults who support the child also check in with them.

An adult with braided hair and glasses holds a smiling baby in a white patterned shirt and blue jeans up in the air against a blue sky.
A toddler in a white long-sleeve shirt leans forward on hands while a seated person in a gray shirt sits beside them indoors.

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