Support for Your Growing Family

Welcoming a baby is exciting — and sometimes overwhelming. Peak Vista’s First Visitor Program offers free home visits, education, and support for families from pregnancy through age five. Our caring team helps you feel confident as your child grows and learns.

Here's what we offer:

Personalized guidance for parents and caregivers
Education on child development, safety, and early learning
Connections to community resources for food, housing, and health services
Support through every stage of your baby's growth

All services are free and available in English and Spanish. Call (719) 344-6639(opens in a new tab) or text (719) 761-8701(opens in a new tab) to learn more or sign up.

Why This Matters: The first few years of a child’s life build the foundation for lifelong health and learning. First Visitor gives parents a trusted partner to help every step of the way.

How First Visitor Supports Families

What the First Visitor Program Offers

Every family’s journey is unique. Our trained team provides friendly, one-on-one visits filled with resources, encouragement, and practical tips to help your baby thrive.

Our home visits may include:

Growth and safety guidance: Helpful information on your child’s growth, nutrition, and safety
Emotional support: Encouragement and reassurance for new parents
Free learning materials: Gifts, books, and resources for your child
Healthy routines: Guidance for daily habits and developmental milestones
Safety education: Information on safe sleep and Shaken Baby Syndrome (AHT/SBS) prevention
Community connections: Links to local programs and helpful health services
Peak Vista care connections: Help connecting families to a Peak Vista primary care, dental, or behavioral health provider if they don’t already have one

Why This Matters: Families who receive early support feel more confident and connected — which helps children grow up happier, healthier, and ready to learn.

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Home Visits by Age

We tailor our visits to match your child’s stage of development — from pregnancy through preschool.

Pregnancy to 12 Months

We help you prepare for and adjust to life with your new baby.

Tips for bonding, feeding, and early learning
Guidance on safe sleep and prevention of SIDS(opens in a new tab) (Sudden Infant Death Syndrome)
Support for postpartum recovery and emotions

12 to 24 Months

As your baby becomes more curious and active, we share ideas to support learning and communication.

Encouragement for talking, reading, playing, and learning together
Positive guidance and family routines
Support for healthy eating and safety at home

4 Months to 36 Months

We help you guide your toddler’s growing independence while keeping them safe and supported.

Information about discipline and emotional growth
Activities for language and motor skills
Tips for healthy habits and daily structure

3 to 5 Years

As your child prepares for school, we’ll help you support their learning and independence.

Tools for early learning and problem-solving
Activities that build fine and gross motor skills
Social and emotional tips for getting ready for preschool or kindergarten

Why This Matters: Children grow and learn rapidly during their first five years. Early support helps parents understand what to expect, respond to changes with confidence, and build healthy foundations for lifelong learning.

Free Parenting Classes

We also offer free classes in English and Spanish for parents and caregivers. Classes can be scheduled individually or in small groups.

Topics include:

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS): How to create a safe sleep environment
Abusive Head Trauma/Shaken Baby Syndrome (AHT/SBS): How to recognize signs and prevent harm
Car Seat Safety: Learn proper installation and safe travel practices

To register:

Call (719) 344-6639(opens in a new tab) or text (719) 761-8701(opens in a new tab). Pre-registration is required to reserve a spot.

Why This Matters: Learning about safety and development helps parents feel prepared and confident in caring for their children.

Onsite Partner Resources

At our Pediatric Health Center at International Circle(opens in a new tab) you can also connect with other community programs that support growing families.

Partners include:

WIC (Women, Infants, and Children): Nutrition and food support for families
CPCD (Community Partnership for Child Development): Early learning and family support services

Walk-ins are welcome on select days.

Why This Matters: Parenting takes a community. Partner programs help families access the food, education, and resources they need to thrive.

Why Early Support Matters

The first five years of life shape your child’s future health, learning, and relationships. With early guidance and encouragement, parents feel more confident — and children grow up ready to succeed.

Here’s how early support helps:

Builds a strong parent–child bond
Promotes healthy brain development
Encourages curiosity and early learning
Reduces stress and supports family well-being

Why This Matters: Every parent deserves someone to walk beside them. First Visitor is here to celebrate your family’s milestones and help your child grow healthy and strong.

Connecting Care for Families

Pregnancy & Childbirth at Peak Vista

Pregnancy is a time of excitement and change. At Peak Vista, our providers guide you through every stage — from your first prenatal visit to postpartum care. Our Pregnancy and Childbirth(opens in a new tab) services include expert medical care, education, and emotional support to keep you and your baby healthy.

Much of this care takes place at our Women's Health Center(opens in a new tab), where caring teams walk beside you before, during, and after pregnancy. Together with our Pregnancy and Childbirth providers and the First Visitor Program, we make sure every parent feels informed, confident, and supported along the way.

What you'll find:

Prenatal and postpartum visits at one convenient health center
Care from doctors, nurse practitioners, and midwives
Guidance that respects your needs, values, and culture
Connection to programs like First Visitor for early family support

Why This Matters: Pregnancy and postpartum care are key to long-term health for both you and your baby. By connecting Women's Health Services(opens in a new tab), Pregnancy and Childbirth, and First Visitor, Peak Vista ensures every parent has a trusted team for medical care, education, and emotional support from day one.

Pediatric Care at Peak Vista

Your child’s health matters at every age. Peak Vista’s Pediatric Health Center at International Circle(opens in a new tab) provides complete care — from routine checkups to wellness visits — all in a welcoming, family-friendly setting.

What you'll find:

Pediatricians who listen and care about your family’s needs
Well-child visits, immunizations, and growth screenings
Behavioral health, medical health and dental care under one roof
Referrals to helpful programs like First Visitor and community partners

Explore Pediatric and Child Care Services(opens in a new tab) at Peak Vista.

Why This Matters: Children thrive when their care is connected. By linking Pediatric, Medical(opens in a new tab), and Women's Health Services(opens in a new tab) with programs like First Visitor, Peak Vista helps families access the right care — all within one trusted health system.

Well-Child Waiting Areas

A safe, free space for your healthy child while you’re at your appointment.

We know it can be hard to focus on your own care when you have little ones with you. Peak Vista offers Well-Child Waiting Areas(opens in a new tab) — friendly, supervised spaces where children can play safely while parents meet with their care team.

What to know:

Free for Peak Vista patients with appointments
For healthy children ages 6 months to 12 years
No sign-up or call-ahead needed — just arrive a little early
Staff provide fun toys, books, and games
Parents or guardians must stay in the building during appointments
Staff do not feed or change children during visits
Only healthy children may use this service

Why This Matters: Parents deserve stress-free access to their own health care. The Well-Child Waiting Area gives peace of mind — helping you care for yourself while knowing your child is safe, happy, and nearby.

Questions New Parents Ask Most

Questions About the First Visitor Program

Who can join the First Visitor Program?
Any parent or caregiver with a child from pregnancy through age five can join the First Visitor Program. You don’t need to be a Peak Vista patient to participate.

Why This Matters: We want every family — no matter where they receive care — to feel supported and connected to community resources.

What does the program cost?
All First Visitor services are completely free. There are no fees for home visits, classes, or materials.

Why This Matters: Raising a child comes with many expenses. By removing cost barriers, families can focus on what matters most — caring for their baby.

What kind of resources can First Visitor connect me to?
Our team helps connect families with free or low-cost local programs, including:
- Nutrition support through WIC
- Early learning opportunities through CPCD
- Community food, housing, and health services.
Why This Matters: Parenting can be stressful when families face barriers. Connecting parents to reliable resources helps children grow up healthy and secure.

Questions About Home Visits

What happens during a home visit?
A trained home visitor meets you where you’re most comfortable — usually at your home or another safe location. During your visit, they’ll share information about child growth, nutrition, and safety, and connect you to local programs that can help your family.

Why This Matters: Home visits make it easier to ask questions, build confidence, and learn about your baby’s needs in a familiar environment.

How often will someone visit me?
That depends on your child’s age and your family’s needs. Some families prefer one visit, while others continue receiving visits through age five. You can decide what works best for you..

Why This Matters: Every family is different. The program adapts to your schedule and comfort level so that support fits your life — not the other way around.

What if I'm not comfortable with home visits?
That’s okay! Visits can happen at another convenient location, such as a health center, library, or public space. Your comfort always comes first.

Why This Matters: Support should feel safe and personal. Offering flexible meeting options ensures every family can receive help in the way that works best for them.

Questions About Classes & Education

Are services available in Spanish?
Yes — all First Visitor services, including home visits and classes, are offered in English and Spanish.

Why This Matters: Families communicate best in the language they know and trust. Providing bilingual services ensures that every parent can fully understand and use the program’s support.

What classes are available through First Visitor?
We offer free parenting classes in English and Spanish on topics like:
- Safe Sleep and Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) prevention
- Abuse Head Trauma (AHT) and Shaken Baby Syndrome (SBS) awareness
- Car Seat Safety and installation tips
Why This Matters: Education keeps families informed and confident. These classes help parents protect their children and create safer home environments.

Questions About Getting Started

How do I sign up for the First Visitor Program?
You can fill out the First Visitor Enrollment Form(opens in a new tab) or contact us directly:
To sign up, call (719) 344-6639(opens in a new tab) or text (719) 761-8701(opens in a new tab).

Learn more about our First Visitor Program(opens in a new tab).

Why This Matters: Getting started is simple — and reaching out is the first step toward building strong, lasting support for your family.

Can I still join if I already have other children?
Yes! The program is open to all parents and caregivers, whether you’re expecting your first child or have several little ones at home.

Why This Matters: Each child’s early years are special. The program offers new tools and encouragement no matter where you are in your parenting journey.

First Visitor Program for New Parents

Not sure where to start? Call us for guidance and support.