Infants Program

Exceptional Care and Learning

This program is all about quality time. Highly trained teachers devote their days to ensuring your child is safe, secure, and happy. Each child has a primary caregiver, focused on that child’s individual development, and sharing the experience with their family. This program provides:

Nurturing classroom environments
Educational toys & stimulating activities
Exclusive milestone-based curriculum
Immersive learning experiences

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Infant Classroom

Classroom

This classroom environment balances nurturing care and stimulating experiences to form a strong foundation for later learning. Teachers offer individualized care, as children experience three classroom areas each day.

Infant Classroom

Cozy Area

Sharing books, enjoying stories, having conversations

Infant Classroom

Exploration Area

Encountering different objects and materials.

Infant Classroom

Movement Area

Gross motor skills (such as balance and coordination) are explored.

Curriculum and Developmental Scales

Our exclusive milestone-based curriculum, Learn from the Start™, specifically addresses the developmental needs of growing infants. Milestone achievement is monitored in five main developmental areas.

Approaches to Learning

Developing independence through exploring the world around them, and building problem-solving abilities.

Sample Activity: Animal Spotlight

Milestone: Turns toward and tracks voices, people, and objects.

Desired Outcome: Infants develop the ability to pay attention and engage and interact with others, and with their environment.

Cognitive Development

Developing an understanding of their world, as they learn to think critically and creatively.

Language Development

Effective communication abilities strengthened using sounds, expressions, body language, and finally, oral and written language; responding to and understanding others.

Sample Activity: Do You Hear the Drums?

Milestone: Turns head in the direction of a sound.

Desired Outcome: Infants develop the ability to pay attention and to engage with their environment.

Physical Development

Learning to coordinate and control large and small muscle movements; building an understanding of health and safety concepts.

Social-Emotional Development

Developing an understanding of their own emotions and their relationships with others, such as family, friends and community members; learning to interact with others and developing self-awareness.