Younger Toddler Room

At our childcare center's Younger Toddler Room, we provide a nurturing environment tailored to the unique needs of children aged 12 to 24 months. Our dedicated team of qualified educators focuses on fostering early development through play-based learning, sensory activities, and social interaction. We emphasize emotional security and encourage exploration, helping toddlers build confidence and curiosity. With a low child-to-staff ratio, we ensure individualized attention and care, allowing each child to thrive as they reach essential developmental milestones. Our commitment to creating a safe, engaging atmosphere supports both cognitive and social growth for our little learners.

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Miss Ashley & Miss Amanda: Co-Teachers

“We are so excited to be a part of your child’s journey from babies to young toddlers! We both have a passion

for working with children as they gain knowledge and navigate the world from crawling to walking!”

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Older Toddler Room

At our childcare center, the Older Toddler Room is designed to foster exploration and independence for children aged 24 to 36 months. Our nurturing environment encourages social interaction, cognitive development, and emotional growth through engaging activities tailored to toddlers' interests. The curriculum focuses on language acquisition, fine and gross motor skills, and problem-solving abilities, facilitated by experienced educators. We prioritize safety and hygiene while promoting creativity and curiosity. Our commitment to individualized attention ensures that each child's unique needs are met, providing a strong foundation for lifelong learning and a smooth transition to the preschool years.

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Ms Jess - Head Teacher

“I have been working in childcare since 2018. I worked in the infant room for five years and then transitioned into the one-year-old room. I am currently going to school to get my associate's degree in ECE. I look forward to growing and learning with each one of your families!”

FAQs

  • Every child needs their own diapers, wipes, blanket/sheet, drinking cup, and lunch daily.

  • Both Toddler classes start each morning with free play. After all children arrive, they sit down for morning snack. The rest of the morning is filled with circle time, structured play, sensory activities, and outside play when the weather is appropriate! Around 11:45am is when lunch is served. During this time, the children will get to enjoy time with their peers while learning how to use proper utensils. Nap time is then from 12:30-2:30pm. The afternoon starts off with snack time and ends with free play either indoors or on our age-appropriate playground!

  • In the Younger Toddler room, we will work on:

    • Using utensils independently

    • Potty-training (if appropriate)

    • Learning to walk through stability and coordination

    • Drinking from a sippy cup

    • Developing gross motor skills

    In the Older Toddler room, we will work on:

    • Potty training

    • Eating independently

    • Developing gross motor skills such as using scissors and holding a pencil/crayon correctly

    • Knowing and distinguishing different colors

    • Accurate counting

    • Identifying their name

    • Learning the ABC's

    • Knowing basic shapes

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