FAQ
Infants
We maintain a low teacher-to-child ratio to ensure each baby receives individualized care and attention.
Parents are welcome to bring their preferred formula or breast milk, and we can assist with feedings. We also introduce soft foods when appropriate.
We follow strict sanitation protocols, including daily cleaning of toys, cribs, and play areas. Our caregivers are trained in infant CPR and first aid.
Our program includes sensory play, tummy time, music, and interactive story sessions to support early development.
We provide daily reports detailing feedings, naps, diaper changes, and milestones. Parents can also check in with caregivers anytime.
Toddlers
Our schedule includes a balance of structured activities, free play, meals, naps, and outdoor exploration to support toddler development.
We incorporate self-help skills such as washing hands, tidying up, and practicing communication to build confidence and independence.
Yes! We offer nutritious, balanced meals and snacks that cater to dietary needs and preferences.
We use positive reinforcement, redirection, and gentle guidance to help toddlers learn emotional regulation and social skills.
No, potty training is not required. Our teachers work with families to support and encourage potty training when the child is ready.
Preschool
Our curriculum focuses on early literacy, math, science, and social-emotional development through hands-on activities and structured learning.
A preschool day includes circle time, guided learning, creative play, outdoor activities, and rest periods, ensuring a well-rounded experience.
Yes! We provide regular progress updates and assessments to track each child’s growth and development.
We use collaborative projects, group activities, and role-playing to teach communication, empathy, and cooperation.
While we encourage potty training, we understand that every child develops at their own pace. Our teachers offer gentle support and reminders.