Infant and Toddler
Infant and Toddler (Under 36 months)
Our program is thoughtfully designed to support the growth and development of infant and toddlers under 36 months. We understand that these early years are foundational, and our goal is to nurture every child in a loving, safe, and stimulating environment.
Our play-based program focuses on learning through fun, exploration, and discovery. Children are encouraged to develop at their own pace with age-appropriate activities that support physical, emotional, social, and cognitive development.
Activities include:
• Sensory play (textures, water, sand, and more)
Sensory play helps children explore the world through touch, sight, sound, and movement. Activities like playing with textures, water, and sand build curiosity and stimulate brain development.
• Music and movement (dancing, clapping, instrument play)
Music and movement activities improve coordination, rhythm, and self-expression. Dancing, clapping, and playing instruments make learning fun and support social interaction.
• Story time and language development
Story time encourages imagination and strengthens language skills. Listening to and participating in stories helps children expand vocabulary and develop communication abilities.
• Outdoor exploration and gross motor play
Outdoor play allows children to move freely, build strength, and practice large muscle skills like running, climbing, and jumping. It also connects them with nature.
• Creative art with safe, child-friendly materials
Creative art activities encourage self-expression and creativity. Using safe, age-appropriate materials, children can paint, draw, and build while developing fine motor skills.
• Self-help and independence skills (e.g., feeding, handwashing)
Self-help skills teach children independence and confidence. Simple routines like feeding themselves or washing hands support responsibility and daily life skills.
We maintain a low child- to caregiver ratio to ensure each child receives, individualized attention and care.