Who Do we Serve?

We serve:

  • Children Ages 0-4 and their parents and/or caregivers.
  • Our local parenting community.
  • Community based businesses via collaborations.
  • Non profits looking to collaborate or fundraise.
  • Motherhood and Women Empowerment groups looking for event spaces.
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What do we Offer

We offer:

  •  “mommy and me” style inclusive parenting classes.
  •  open playtime to meet other families
  • curated environment.
  •  rental space for celebrations and events
  • gatherings to support and empower parents, mothers, and women
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Our Founder

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Miranda Zoumbaris

Founder and CEO of The Emerging Parent

The person behind @earlyinterventionmama

Miranda is a parent educator, group facilitator, parent coach, early interventionist, and entrepreneur. Miranda graduated from Central Michigan University with a Bachelors Degree and dual majors in Child Development and English.
After spending just over 13 years professionally in early intervention services as an Early On Michigan provider, Miranda left her home visiting career to care for her young daughters. 
She grew a passion for small business ownership while offering community based classes and has a passion for serving parents, especially mothers, in early parenthood. 
During her years as a parent coach in early intervention, she saw families who lacked informal support systems. The Emerging Parent was born out of the idea that no one should have to parent alone and parents need a place to go to build community.
Miranda is returning to serving her community in a new way in the hopes of providing more accessible support for all through small business ownership at The Emerging Parent. 
Come on in and say hello!

FAQ

For your convenience, here are answers to the most frequently asked questions. If you can’t find the answer you are looking for, please feel free to get in touch and we’ll be happy to answer any question you may have.

We require all guests and members to preregister for classes and open play sessions. You will be able to purchase your session and/or classes at the time of registration on our enrollment portal.

We do not keep a cash drawer on site for safety and security reasons and cash payments are not accepted.

No, you do not need to be a member to participate. We would love to chat with you about our memberships. 

Members can register up to 4 times a week during open weeks for our Play Hub sessions, discounts on classes, and first access to sign ups. 

We are located in downtown Holt at 2018 Cedar Street, Suite G. Our building sits between Holt Rd. and Veterans Dr. near the corner of Cedar and Holt roads. We are upstairs in a red brick building.

We are located on the second floor of 2018 Cedar Street. We have an accessible elevator on the southern entrance of the building and staircases to the upper level on both the north and south sides of the building.

A majority of our class require registration for the duration of the session. This allows families to engage in relationship building with one another and allows us to move through the material together with group understanding. Check each class description to be certain as we do plan to offer some drop in classes.

Can’t find the answer you’re looking for? Feel free to contact us using the information at the bottom of this webpage. We’re happy to talk with you.