Toddler Care
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In our Toddler Program, designed for children aged 19 months to 3 years, we blend Montessori principles, Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), and play-based activities to create a dynamic and engaging learning environment. Toddlers explore the world around them through hands-on experiences that promote cognitive growth, fine and gross motor skills, and early social interactions. Our play-based curriculum encourages curiosity, independence, and self-expression. Caregivers provide gentle guidance, fostering a sense of security and confidence as toddlers navigate this stage of rapid development. With a focus on building foundational skills, our Toddler Program lays the groundwork for a lifelong love of learning.
Physical Development
- Walks steadily (12-18 months).
- Climbs stairs with support (18-24 months).
- Kicks a ball (24-30 months).
- Jumps with both feet (30-36 months).
Cognitive Development
- Identifies familiar objects and people in pictures (18-24 months).
- Begins to sort and categorize objects (24-30 months).
- Engages in pretend play (e.g., pretending to cook) (30-36 months).
Social and Emotional Development
- Expresses a range of emotions (e.g., joy, frustration) (18-24 months).
- Begins parallel play (playing alongside other children) (24-30 months).
- Shows increasing independence (e.g., wanting to dress themselves) (30-36 months).
FAQ
Our daily schedule for toddlers includes a mix of structured and free-play activities, art and sensory exploration, outdoor play, and age-appropriate learning experiences.
Our approach is play-based, emphasizing hands-on experiences and exploration. We integrate age-appropriate learning activities to promote cognitive, social, and emotional development.
We maintain open communication with parents through daily logs, providing details on feeding times, diaper changes, and any developmental milestones or activities.