Child Care Programs

From day one, we start to build trust, spark imagination and satisfy curiosity. We balance the stimulation babies crave with the care they require, making sure there's plenty of cuddling, cooing and nurturing every step of the way. This is where language and coordination begin to develop. Reaching, pulling, pushing, grasping - these are all natural ways your baby develops body skills. We encourage infants to use all of their muscle groups throughout the day, using developmentally appropriate toys and materials. Babies love to explore different textures, patterns and shapes and delight in banging, tossing and rolling things. We also sing and dance to music to help build coordination. Talking and listening make up an important part of each day. We help develop language skills, experiment with new sounds and celebrate every new verbal advance. We also encourage children to interact with each other and help them develop good social skills. We monitor your child's achievement and keep you involved all along the way. A personalized daily link keeps you informed of activities, meals, diaper changes and general information. 

As independence grows, so does the need to discover more about the world. At Little Scholars we encourage inquisitiveness and creativity as children begin to develop their own, special talents. Our unique blend of care and education meets emotions needs while promoting good social skills and learning. Story time and books help your child develop language and literacy skills, while early math concepts like matching and sorting are a fun way to promote problem-solving. Refining motor skills through hands-on activities and developing good social interaction are also important parts of every day. We balance individual attention with group interaction and make sure that your busy toddler uses all that energy in productive ways. Our guidelines for security and sanitation ensure that your child can explore, learn and have fun safely.  A personalized daily link keeps you informed of activities, meals, diaper changes and general information. 

At this age they're just beginning to test their independence, influence and control. They're making huge strides in verbal and social skills and need lots of constructive ways to channel their energy. Molding clay, pretending to be different people, constructing with blocks, investigating the natural world, engaging in group activities- all help refine motor, cognitive and social skills. Our approach to introducing new concepts one by one as a child develops results in less frustration and greater self-esteem. Attentive teachers encourage investigation and exploration, so that your child learns to make better sense of the world in which they live. We encourage literacy though story times and books. We incorporate basic math and science concepts into activities and actively promote social and emotional development. We give children the tools they need, not just to develop, but to develop a lifelong love of discovery and learning. At the end of each day you will get a personalized daily link that keeps you informed of activities, meals, diaper changes / potty training progress and general information.