Infant Daycare Sudbury, MA
8 weeks - 15 months
Classrooms:
Cherry Classroom
Oak Classroom
Infant Curriculum
Our infant program provides a safe and nurturing environment with a low teacher-infant ratio.
Caregivers present infants with a sense of trust by meeting their needs and engaging in positive and loving social interactions.
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Our infant classrooms are full of a variety of different stimulating objects and opportunities to explore and grow in a nurturing environment.
The use of “baby signs” helps infants learn to communicate their needs without frustration. Baby signing also creates a foundation for language skills and back and forth interaction.
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Each day, time is set aside for age-appropriate physical activity such as tummy time, sitting up, crawling, and eventually standing and walking. We also connect and play with infants through picture books and singing.
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“Summer Picnics with Parents” also give children the chance to enjoy outdoor circle time, art activities, and sensory play together with their parents.
Example Activities
This month, we explored colors through streamers that we decorated areas with. We strategically placed the streamers in the classroom to promote and assist the children with their gross motor skills and get their bodies moving. For some, this activity was great to get them into a standing position either on their own or with assistance, and at the same time it promoted sensory exploration through textures as well as allowing us a simple way to review and identify our colors and build our Math development.
Key Features of Our Infant Daycare Program
Gross Motor Skill Development
Our infant daycare features daily activities to encourage gross motor skill development including standing, crawling, and rolling.
Daily Outdoor Time & Stroller Walks
Weather permitting, our teachers take the infant classroom out for daily outdoor time and stroller walks.
Individualized Transition Schedule
We honor the napping and eating schedule your baby has followed at home, making the transition easy for little ones.