Toddlers

Building Confident Toddlers (Ages 2–3)

The toddler years are a critical time for brain development. Our program focuses on nurturing social-emotional growth, helping children learn to express feelings, build relationships, and gain independence.

Consistent Routines & Caring Relationships

Predictable daily routines and consistent caregivers help toddlers feel safe and secure, building trust and confidence.

Toilet Training with Care

We partner with families to support toilet learning at each child’s pace—encouraging independence with patience and positivity.

Designed for Growth & Exploration

Our classrooms balance structure and freedom, giving toddlers opportunities to explore, play, and learn through hands-on experiences.


Program Facts

  • Bilingual teachers

  • 3:1 Child-to-teacher ratio

  • Diapers and wipes provided

  • Healthy meals and snacks included

  • Highscope Infant Toddler Curriculum

  • Uniform: Navy logo shirt; khaki pants; tennis shoe

  • Developmental screenings throughout the year

  • Teachers engage in monthly professional development.

  • Pictures and daily communications through the Playground app.


All learning activities are structured to enhance and stimulate the following areas of development:

Language and Literacy:

  • Individual, small group, and whole-group storytimes

  • Sing-a-longs and nursery rhymes

  • Basic sign language

Cognitive Development:

  • Environmental exploration to promote spatial understanding

  • Open-ended materials

  • Engaging interactions with staff

Gross and Fine Motor Skills:

  • Ample indoor and outdoor space for movement

  • Age appropriate art activities

  • Encourage age-appropriate self-care behaviors such as feeding and washing hands with support

  • Structured movement classes for infants

Social and Emotional Development:

  • Activities that promote developmentally-appropriate forms of collaborative play

  • Modeling positive behavior and language to describe feelings

  • Up to three years with the same teachers allow for secure attachment and the development of strong bonds between friends and teachers.