Leavenworth County Infant-Toddler Services

Leavenworth County Infant-Toddler Services

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ITSLV provides professional therapy services to families with children birth-3 who have developmental delays or disabilities.

We coach families and caregivers to build confidence and competence. We help each young child develop their life-long potential.

05/28/2026

Screens are everywhere, but how are they actually shaping our children’s minds? In our latest podcast episodes, "Growing Up Digital," The Early Intervention Podcast dives deep into the impact of screen time on early development for infants and toddlers. Tune in to discover practical, realistic strategies you can start using today—like setting up tech-free zones and building smart digital habits—to help your family thrive in a connected world and find a healthy balance in our screen-filled world. Hosted by Kelly Mason and Lezli Carson with Infant Toddler Services of Kansas Serving Johnson County.

05/13/2026

Ever feel like you’re competing with a tablet for your child’s attention? Is it time for a digital reset? Trade the blue light for sunlight!

Join us at the Fall LICC Retreat on October 23rd from 8:30a-12:30p to learn more about the effects of screentime on young children and how we can share this information with parents and caregivers in an intentional way. Register at: https://ksdetasn.org/events/rysHfw or use the QR code.

04/27/2026

Our team of licensed early intervention professionals specialize in early childhood development. They hold advanced degrees in their fields and receive additional training in early childhood development and family support.

We are here to serve Kansas families. Reach out to us if you know a child who would benefit from the expertise we provide.

www.itsofks.org

04/09/2026

During the first 3 years of life, children's brains undergo remarkable development, setting the stage for their future growth and potential.

When Kansas infants and toddlers receive early intervention services, around 36% reach developmental milestones and do not require additional special education services after age 3.

Reach out to us to learn more about the services we provide to Kansas kids.

Learn more at https://www.itslv.org/

04/07/2026

Our 29 programs serve all 105 counties in Kansas with 1 mission:

Infant Toddler Services of Kansas supports the needs of Kansas families with infants or toddlers experiencing developmental delays or disabilities so every child can learn, grow, and achieve their fullest potential.

Learn more at www.itsofks.org

03/05/2026

At Infant Toddler Services of Kansas, we work to understand what matters most to your family and to honor your family’s culture and values. We are here to support you in helping your child learn and grow.

Learn more at www. Itsofks.org/

03/02/2026

Early Intervention for infants and toddlers with developmental delays produced positive results:

• Reduces the needs for special education services as children grow in advance.
• Fosters stronger communities across our state.
• Investing in our youngest residents creates the greatest return for all Kansans

Learn more and find a local program at https://www.itsodks.org/

02/26/2026

Happy International Cochlear Implant Day! The American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

Photos from Leavenworth County Infant-Toddler Services's post 02/02/2026

During Feeding Tube Awareness Week, we recognize and celebrate the many infants and toddlers who rely on feeding tubes to grow, thrive, and participate fully in daily life.

nutrition is nutrition, no matter how it’s delivered 💜

01/31/2026

More babies and toddlers are on screens and many parents say they’re not feeling great about it.

A new Pew Research Center study found that:
➡️ 62% of parents say their child under 2 watches YouTube (up from 45% in 2020)
➡️ 35% say their baby or toddler watches YouTube every day
➡️ TV use among the same group is up, too—from 63% in 2020 to 82% in 2025

Even though screen use is often parent-led, Pew also found that screen time is causing anxiety for many caregivers. A quarter of parents with children under 2 said they feel they could do better managing it.

ZERO TO THREE’s own Rebecca Parlakian spoke with Washington Post about these findings and what they tell us about the real-life challenges families face.

Read the full article: https://bit.ly/4qsvy1K

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Lansing, KS
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Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm