Early Childhood
From infancy to five years of age, the Jewish Community of Louisville has an array of programs to stimulate young children and enhance the community bond with fellow parents.
Shalom Baby
Shalom Baby connects the Jewish community with young families who anticipate or have recently experienced the birth or adoption of a child (newborn through 18 months of age) and help them find support and build social connections. Click here to learn more.
Mothers Circle
Mothers Circle is an educational and support program for mothers of different faiths who have chosen to raise their children Jewish. It provides an introduction to Jewish practices and ethics, Jewish resources, hands-on education and a connection to one another and the Jewish community in a relaxed and comfortable setting. Click here to learn more.
PJ Library
We all know the power of reading stories with young children. These nurturing, joyous, and beneficial early learning experiences build the emotional and cognitive foundation for each child. Each child, age 6 months-6 years, you enroll in The PJ Library will receive a monthly gift of a high-quality, age-appropriate Jewish book or CD as well as a reading guide to enhance your family's experience. Click here to learn more.
J-CARE, J-TOTS, J-PLAY
It is difficult to leave your children in the care of others and be confident that they’ll get the same stimulation and care you would give. Our three programs; J-CARE for infants, J-TOTs for preschoolers and J-PLAY babysitting offer unique options for you and your child. Our staff will bond with you and your child to build trust and become an extension of your family. Click here to learn more.







