infantS
Your Child’s First Step Toward a World of Possibilities
Kittens from 6 Weeks - 18 Months
Leaving your baby in someone else’s care is a significant milestone — one that requires trust, confidence, and reassurance.
At our centers, we are committed to creating a warm, nurturing environment where your infant feels safe, loved, and ready to explore the world around them. During these early months, your baby’s brain is developing at an extraordinary pace, forming new connections every second. That’s why we recognize that every interaction, every moment, and every learning opportunity truly matters.
Our classrooms are thoughtfully designed and tailored to meet your child’s individual needs, supporting their development in a way that feels natural, engaging, and comforting.
CURRICULUM
Our infant curriculum is carefully designed to support your child’s growth and development through fun, meaningful, and age-appropriate activities.
At this early stage, your infant’s brain is rapidly developing, forming countless new connections every day. Our teachers focus on stimulating the five senses, encouraging creativity, and introducing early language skills. By nurturing confidence and curiosity from the start, we help your child become an active and enthusiastic participant in their own learning journey.
areas of focus
Infants flourish in classrooms designed for exploration, guided by teachers who nurture confidence and celebrate every milestone.
Science Works
Math Counts
(Numbers, Shapes, Spatial
Awareness, Patterns & logic)
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Explore shapes, sizes, and textures
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Experience basic quantities through play
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Practice cause-and-effect with objects
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Begin recognizing and naming simple items
Creative Art
(Music, Movement & Expression)
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Move to music and rhythms
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Use sounds to express feelings
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Enjoy simple storytelling and imitation
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Explore colors, shapes, and textures through movement
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Imitate actions and facial expression
Social Studies
(Families, communities, geography, economics & history)
•Operates within a familiar atmosphere •Observes diverse features of people in books, toys, and media
Language and Literacy
(Listening, Vocabulary & Communication)
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Respond to voices and sounds
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Use gestures and vocalizations to communicate
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Show interest in stories and picture books
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Listen, respond, and enjoy rhymes and songs
Social-Emotional Relation
(Self-Concept, Independence & Relationships)
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Feel safe and secure in their environment
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Build strong bonds with caregivers
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Respond to tone of voice and facial expressions
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Enjoy simple turn-taking and interactive games
Science Works
(Scientific Thinking & Exploration)
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React to changes in their environment
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Explore natural materials and textures
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Investigate simple toys and tools
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Experiment with basic cause-and-effect
Second Language
(Comprehend, Communicate
& Engage)
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Responds to cues like gestures and visuals.
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Uses simple words and memorized phrases in Spanish to communicate.
Language & Literacy
Physical Strength
Second Language
Math Counts
Social Studies
Creative Art
Social-Emotional
Relation
Science Works
(Scientific Reasoning, Technology, Physical & Earth Science) Reacts to changes,
responds when physical needs are not met.; explore natural materials; investigates
manageable tools such as toys; and experiment with cause-and-effect.
Physical Strength
(Gross & Fine Motor Skills,
Health & Safety)
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Move to rhythms and music
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Reach for and grasp objects
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Sit independently and pull to stand
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Enjoy nutritious meals
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Begin practicing self-care and express needs
Our Programs
In our Kitten Classroom, we follow each infant’s individual routine, respecting their unique sleeping and feeding habits. Your baby will participate in circle time, outdoor walks, and daily activities at their own pace. Every infant is paired with a primary teacher who provides personalized care, guidance, and nurturing every step of the way.