What our Classroom Includes

Age Range - Infants aged 6 weeks to 16 months.

Small Student/Teacher Ratio - 4:1

Experienced Teachers who have been employed with Children's Discovery for more than 12 years!

Diaper Changing Area that is sanitized after every diaper change. Your baby will have his/her hands washed after every diaper change.

Full Size Classroom Kitchen, which includes a fridge.

Quiet Nap Room, separated from active babies. Your baby will have a restful sleep in our softly lit nap room filled with gentle lullabies. The room is monitored continuously. Your baby will have his/her own designated crib and sheets provided by us. To add the comfort of home, you are welcome to bring in your baby's blanket and pacifier for use during nap times.

What our Program Offers

Baby Sign Language - Teachers will talk to your baby while signing. This will help your baby communicate with sign language before they are able to verbally communicate.

A Daily Schedule directed by you! Everyday, you can expect a detailed written summary of your baby's busy day.

Toys and Activities that encourage sitting, rolling, crawling, walking, talking, singing, touching, tasting, smelling, hearing, seeing... LEARNING!

Loving & Caring Teachers who specialize in working with infants.

Flexibility - We are here to meet the needs of your family. Tell us how we can help and we will do our very best to accommodate all of your family's needs.

Social Development - Your baby will build friendships with classmates and teachers that will continue for years to come.

Emotional Development - Positive relationships with teachers will develop a sense of trust in the world.

Small Motor Development - Your baby will spend a lot of time holding, squeezing, and batting at a variety of toys and textures. He/she will begin to experiment at using a spoon to eat and drinking from an open cup. 

Large Motor Development - Rolling over, pushing up, crawling, taking steps, walking and running are all huge milestones for your baby. He/she will have the freedom to move about safely in the classroom while working on these tasks. Also, the exposure to climbing cubes and mats in the gym will help expand his/her large motor development.