Infants are given a wide variety of opportunities to explore their environment daily in a safe and attentive atmosphere. Some activities in their daily routine may include, but are not limited to gross motor development opportunities, tummy time, outdoor play, sensory, music, and literacy opportunities. Our activities are based on the growing needs of the children.

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Every classroom has their daily routine posted on the parent information board and in the classrooms. Infants do not have a set schedule for activities as their care is based on their individual needs. However, there is a general flow to the day to provide them a sense of security in understanding what to expect for all programs, including the Infant program. The daily routine includes feeding, diapering, and napping rhythms, while offering supplemental activities to promote and extend your child’s natural development.

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Baby-led weaning is the process of letting infants feed themselves with solid food without purees, baby food, etc. . This process typically starts at about 6 months. We would provide the infants with AM Snack, Lunch and PM Snack. Our chef provides foods cut into finger length and shaped as a triangle to prevent choking. Teachers assist in this process and are actively supervising children as they eat. Baby-led weaning allows for children to explore new foods and the goal is to have infants try at least 100 different foods by the age of one years old.

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