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Infant Care and Learning

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6 weeks - 1 year

This is much more than just daycare. Babies feel safe, secure, and happy in this classroom. Warm, caring teachers bond and develop trust with children. Each child has a primary caregiver, your main point of contact, to guide your child’s development.

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In this program, children are provided with:

  • Nurturing classroom environments 
  • Educational toys and stimulating activities 
  • Exclusive milestone-based curriculum 
  • Immersive learning experiences 

Infant Classroom :

Our classroom offers a warm, secure location where infants receive personal individualized attention and care .The stimulating classroom environment helps form a foundation for later learning, offering three focus areas.

Movement Area :

Exploring balance, coordination, gross motor skills.

Exploration Area  

Manipulating objects and interacting with materials.

Cozzy Area  

Reading books ,telling stories, havi.

Children scooping out the inside of a pumpkin at a table. Orange pumpkin, orange plates, and happy expressions.

Approaches to Learning 

The ability to solve problems, explore the world around them, become more independent. 

Sample Activity 

Sample Activity: Rippling Ribbon 

Milestone: Turns toward and tracks voices, people, and objects. 

Desired Outcome: Infants develop the ability to pay attention and engage and interact with others, and with their environment.

Cognitive Development

The ability to think critically and creatively and understand their world. 

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Physical Development

The ability to coordinate and control large and small muscle movements; increasing awareness of health and safety concepts.

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Woman holding a baby near a crib in front of a window. She is smiling.

Social-Emotional Development

The ability to interact with others and their increasing awareness of themselves and their emotions; understanding of their relationships with others, such as family, friends, and community members. 

Sample Activity 

Sample Activity: The Bluebird Dance 

Milestone: Initiates play with a familiar peer. 

Desired Outcome: Children practice different ways of asking friends to work or play with them.         

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Active Infants, Safe Spaces

Our first priority is creating a secure environment where infants both are safe and feel safe. In our Infants classroom, we provide toys and materials that allow for freedom of movement within safe boundaries, so children can explore, develop motor skills, and engage their natural curiosity. This makes the classroom both nurturing and stimulating.

Health and Safety 

We’re here to provide peace of mind to every family with our comprehensive safety measures-time updates about your child’s day, direct messaging, much more.