The infant program is designed to provide a warm, predictable environment that is safe and secure for the infants, while promoting growth and development of the whole child. It is structured to promote relationships of trust and attachment between caregivers and babies, and to provide individualized care consistent with each child’s home. Each child’s uniqueness is respected.
Each infant is assigned to a "primary caregiver." A primary caregiver is a full-time infant teacher who is responsible for individual children's care. While all the teachers that care for the children work to form effective relationships with the children and families, having a primary caregiver provides the teacher and family with the opportunity to create a special bond that results in strong communication.
Fine Motor Skills
Large Motor Skills
Sensory and Perceptual Development
Language Skills (including some ASL)
Self-exploration
Outdoor Infant Playground
Social Experiences and Development
Cognitive Development
Since each individual baby grows at a different rate and will have different needs, the schedules of the babies remain very flexible and constantly changing. Our highly trained staff members understand and appreciate this and therefore work to meet the needs of each individual child.
Infant feedings are a special time in which the child and their caregiver can create a strong bond. Other activities such as diapering and dressing are opportunities to encourage development and interaction. Outdoor experiences provide outlets for curiosity and excitement.
By engaging infants through age-appropriate activities in a nurturing and stimulating environment, our expert caregivers are equipped to support your baby’s growth, learning, and well-being — setting a solid foundation for their development.
