Decatur, IL News & Events
Early childhood training available through Workforce Investment Solutions – Nov 22nd, 2022
HERALD-REVIEW.COM – Teachers Tabatha Duncan and Makayla Plank lead a sensory activity at Baby TALK. Watch the video here: Baby TALK Teachers lead sensory activity Video by: Joseph Ressler https://herald-review.com/
Foster Grandparents offer extra hand – Oct 17th, 2022
HERALD-REVIEW.COM – Debra Baltimore, the Family Resource Specialist for Baby TALK , shares the value and strengths foster grandparents bring to the Baby TALK Early Care & Education Center in Decatur, IL. Watch the video here: Baby TALK Foster Grandparents Video by: Joseph Ressler https://herald-review.com/
Baby TALK and Empowerment Opportunity Center Announce Sculpture Unveiling
Decatur, IL – (JANUARY 18, 2022) Baby TALK and Empowerment Opportunity Center are pleased to invite the community to view a new sculpture of Martin Luther King, Jr. which was installed in front of their shared building located at 355 E. Marietta Street in Decatur, IL. The sculpture was a gift from the Howard G. […]
Baby Talk in Decatur opens new education center for children in Macon County
DECATUR, IL (WAND) — “kids are excited to be here.”
This week, Baby Talk welcomed families inside their brand new education development center.
“It really sets us up for the future and that’s really exciting,” Executive Director Cindy Bardeleben said. “We were scattered around the community in four different places and so being in this location really allows us to stream line the process and families know where to go. This location is just ideal for us.”
Baby TALK welcomes families to new facility
DECATUR, IL (WCIA) — A Macon County organization welcomed some families to check out their new facility on the Community Care Campus Tuesday.
Baby TALK works to promote the well-being of not only the child, but also their family. “We believe relationships in the earliest years matter and it is Baby TALK’s purpose to provide opportunities for all children and families in our communities to reach their full potential,” said Executive Director Cindy Bardeleben in a news release.
