Toddler Care

Since our toddlers learn through play and exploration, we give them space, age-appropriate materials, and the stimulation they need to help develop and grow. Our toddler classrooms are designed to be self-contained and are equipped with a food preparation area, diaper changing station, and bathroom.

At this stage, we focus on hand-eye coordination, motor development, problem-solving, and communication skills. Toddlers at this age are quickly developing, and we are focused on helping them achieve their physical and emotional milestones.

Social development is essential at this stage, and we encourage cooperative play that teaches sharing and taking turns. Through engaging activities like games and storytelling, children learn to recognize and express their emotions, building strong interpersonal skills. Language development is further enhanced through vocabulary-building exercises, daily story time, and interactive reading sessions that promote comprehension and foster a love for language.

We also focus on developing fine and gross motor skills through hands-on activities such as bead threading and outdoor physical play. These activities not only enhance hand-eye coordination but also support children's overall physical health. Our cognitive development initiatives include problem-solving activities and sensory exploration, allowing children to engage with various materials that stimulate their curiosity and critical thinking.

We understand the importance of routine and independence in a child's growth. We establish predictable schedules to provide a sense of security and encourage self-help skills, promoting autonomy in tasks like washing hands. Parental involvement is vital to our educational philosophy, and we actively communicate children's progress to parents while encouraging family participation in school activities. Together, we create a nurturing environment where curiosity thrives, creativity flourishes, and safety is prioritized, ensuring a solid foundation for lifelong learning.