Toddler Program
Our Toddler Program is divided into Toddler 1 (12–24 months) and Toddler 2 (24–36 months), offering developmentally appropriate experiences for each stage. This program encourages both individual exploration and group activities, supporting the growth of gross motor, social, cognitive, and emotional skills. During this stage, children gain confidence as they practice new abilities, interact with peers, and explore their world with curiosity and independence.
Our educators provide nurturing, attentive care while guiding toddlers through this exciting stage of exploration and growth. They thoughtfully observe each child’s development, celebrate milestones, and tailor experiences to support individual needs. By fostering curiosity, independence, and social skills, our educators help toddlers gain confidence as they learn to explore, play, and interact with others in a safe and supportive environment.
Families stay connected with their child’s day through our secure communication app, which provides regular updates and photos. Updates include information on eating, diaper changes, naptime, and other daily activities, keeping parents fully connected to their child’s routine.
Toddlers follow a simple, flexible routine that includes meal times, naptime, outdoor play, music and movement, and curriculum-based lessons, all tailored to meet each child’s individual needs. Through play, toddlers explore their world, discover how things work, and learn to make things happen. Just like infants, toddlers develop trust and confidence when given opportunities to explore, accomplish tasks independently, make choices, and build social skills.
Throughout the day, toddlers are provided with rich, developmentally appropriate experiences, including face-to-face interactions, conversations during free play, feeding, and routine care. Educators read and share books individually and in small groups, encourage peer interaction with adult guidance, and provide materials for pretend play. Children explore a variety of sights, sounds, textures, and other sensory experiences, while also practicing gross and fine motor skills through activities such as walking, running, climbing, stacking, balancing, drawing, and scribbling. Our educators support toddlers’ growing independence as they practice feeding, dressing, and mastering other daily skills.
