Physical
How your baby learns to develop small & large muscles, fine-motors kills and balance
Social-Emotional
How your baby develops self-awareness, interact with others, understand and regulate their emotions
Cognitive
How your baby learns to think, imagine and solve problems
Language & Literacy
How your baby learns to communicate and understand
Physical
How your baby learns to develop small & large muscles, fine-motor skills and balance
The development of small and large muscles is important during these early years of life. Whether your baby is just starting to raise her head, rolling from stomach to back, or taking that first step, our classrooms offers plenty of comfortable space for her to practice these burgeoning motor skills in a safe and secure environment.
Sample Activity:We make sure your baby develops her fine motor skills and achieves developmental milestones by encouraging activities like reaching and holding on to their favorite toy, clapping their hands to music and playing games like ‘Itsy-Bitsy Spider’ with her to increase finger dexterity.
Social-Emotional
How your baby learns to think, imagine and solve problems
Recent brain research reveals that emotional and cognitive development are closely connected. Providing responsive caregiving to infants not only helps them begin to regulate their emotions and gain a sense of safety and predictability in their social environments, but also strongly supports attention and learning.
Cognitive
How your baby learns to think, imagine and solve problems
Nurturing and responsive care giving is the key to healthy brain development of your child. Early experiences shape how her brain develops - therefore, supporting a child’s cognitive development with consistent, nurturing experiences and interactions is critical for brain growth.
Sample Activity: Rhyming & Singing: Song and music strengthens cognitive skills and enhances babies’ moods. Our caregivers are often singing and cooing to your infant, creating a loving and positive environment.
Language & Literacy
How your baby learns to communicate and understand
Research indicates a back-and-forth exchange of words, sounds, and expressions between caregiver and child is an active ingredient to brain development. Throughout all hours of daycare school, our caregivers not only talk to your baby but also tune in to their responses and encourage vocalizing and babbling.
Sample Activity: Attentive Talking: Throughout all hours of school, our caregivers not only talk to your baby but also tune in to their responses and encourage vocalizing and babbling.
