Vroom Partner Network in Colorado
Parent Possible works with over 200 partners across Colorado to share Vroom with families. We make it easy for organizations such as libraries, schools, resource centers, councils, healthcare centers, and cultural institutions to layer Vroom into their work. Click here to become a partner!
Vroom Partner Spotlight
Examples of the incredible work of Vroom partners across Colorado
Children’s Hospital Colorado
Grand River Health
McDonald’s Video
Project Spotlight: Baby’s Busy Day
Vroom content was incorporated into Baby’s Busy Day through a collaboration between Parent Possible, the Bezos Family Foundation, and the CDC’s Act Early Ambassador to Colorado. Developmental milestone content and artwork was provided by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, “Learn the Signs. Act Early.” program (www.cdc.gov/ActEarly; July 2022
Project Spotlight: Douglas County Libraries
Vroom Installation Examples
Children’s Museum of Denver
Children’s Hospital Colorado
Parks and Rec locations
Colorado partner testimonials
We used Vroom to bring early childhood messaging to our primary care clinic. We designed a physical space that included messaging around brain building from a relationship perspective, since we know it is the foundation for well-being, in order to give parents ways to connect with their baby or young child. We highly recommend healthcare centers leverage the expertise of Parent Possible and Vroom to highlight the time of tremendous connection in the earliest years of a child’s life.” – Abby Waldbaum, Children’s Hospital Colorado
“I appreciate that it provides brain building tools for parents that are so easy to access. In addition to brain building, both the parent and the child have fun and build bonds that will last a lifetime! It’s an awesome resource for families!” -Christine Fenwick, Larimer County DPS
“Vroom is easy to access and use, has developmentally appropriate activities and brain building info that is so important for school readiness!” – Vangi McCoy, Montelores Early Childhood Council