Infants Program

One-of-a-Kind Infant Care and Learning

6 weeks – 1 year

The infant program prioritizes quality time. Specialized, highly trained teachers dedicate their time to guaranteeing your child’s safety, security, and happiness. There is a primary caregiver for each and every child, who focuses on their individual development and shares the experience with their family. This program provides:

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

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Infant Classroom

Growing infants require individualized attention and care, security, and stimulation. This unique classroom environment provides all that and more, while creating a foundation for later learning. Three clearly defined classroom areas address the different experiences of an infant's day.

Cozy Area

Books, stories, and conversations are shared here.

Exploration Area

New materials and objects are introduced for infants to engage with.

Movement Area

Balance, coordination, and gross motor skills are developed here.

Curriculum & Milestones

Infants are not only nurtured, but helped to achieve significant milestones, with our Learn from the Start^_™ curriculum, exclusively designed for this age group. We guide their development across five key milestone areas.

Approaches to Learning

How to solve problems, explore the world, and become more independent.

Sample Activity: Hide and Peek

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

How to think critically and creatively and understand the world.

Language Development

How to communicate effectively with sounds, expressions, body language, and finally, oral and written language; how to understand and communicate with others.

Sample Activity: Puppet Talking

Milestone: Begins to coo using vowel sounds and other sounds consistent with the language spoken at home.

Desired Outcome: Infants develop the ability to communicate verbally.

Physical Development

How to coordinate and control large and small muscle movements; how to increase awareness of health and safety concepts.

Social-Emotional Development

How to interact with others; how to increase awareness of themselves and their emotions; how to understand relationships with others, such as family, friends and community members.