Your Infant's Day
We want your infant to feel as happy and "at home" as possible every day. So, with your help, our caring teachers identify your infant’s rhythms for feeding, sleeping, and playful interaction, then strive to mimic them as closely as possible. We believe this allows for a more nurturing and secure day for your infant.
Building Bodies
Physical development of coordinated motor skills is a large part of an infant’s first year. Building Bodies activities help build physical strength and motor coordination with daily experiences that allow infants to practice fine-motor skills, hand/eye coordination, hand and full body movement, and more.
First Words
Language and communication development is most profound during a child’s first three years of life while the brain is developing and maturing. First Words activities help develop skills in an environment rich with sounds, sights, and consistent exposure to speech and language.
Brain Games
Infants begin to use and integrate their senses right away to explore their new world. Through Brain Games activities, children use one or more of their developing senses related to memory, spatial orientation, and cause and effect.
Making Friends
Feelings of confidence, pride, trust, friendship, and humor are all part of social-emotional development. Making Friends activities promote early social interactions and conversations, develop facial expressions to communicate, and support self-identity.
