Infant Program​

Individualized Care for Every Baby’s Unique Journey

At our Infant Program, we understand that every baby is unique, with their rhythms, needs, and ways of exploring the world. That’s why we offer a family-centered approach, allowing each child’s daily routine to be shaped by the parents and caregivers together. Whether it’s naptime, feeding, or play, our teachers work around your child’s schedule to provide consistent, responsive care.

Nurturing Relationships with Primary Caregivers

Each infant is paired with a primary caregiver who provides personalized attention throughout the day. These nurturing relationships help your baby feel safe, secure, and loved — the foundation for healthy emotional development. Beyond basic care, such as diapering, eating, and resting, your child will enjoy one-on-one time filled with warm interactions, engaging activities, and soothing routines that support their growing curiosity.

Learning Through Loving Interaction

Every moment is an opportunity to learn. Our trained infant teachers use daily routines and spontaneous moments to:

• Build trust and self-confidence

• Support motor development and body awareness

• Foster early communication and language skills

• Spark exploration and sensory discovery

Through rich verbal and non-verbal exchanges, caregivers respond to each child’s cues, helping them begin to understand themselves and the world around them.

Safe, Stimulating, and Cozy Environments

Infants learn by touching, mouthing, moving, and exploring. We welcome this natural curiosity in a setting that is:

• Sanitized daily with environmentally friendly cleaners

• Designed to be cozy, inviting, and developmentally appropriate

• Equipped with rotating toys to match your baby’s interests and milestones

From stroller rides to tummy time, from indoor sensory play to outdoor discovery, your baby will experience the world from many angles — safely and joyfully.

Everyday Moments That Matter

We view routines like feeding, diapering, and rocking as essential times for bonding and communication. Even messy moments — like learning to self-feed — are embraced as valuable steps in independence and self-awareness. These small, everyday interactions are building blocks for a lifetime of learning.