A confident next step after infancy
Toddlers are learning in leaps and bounds how to communicate, move with purpose, and show who they are. Our teachers use balanced routines and positive guidance so your child feels confident trying new skills and new experiences.
How we support your toddler’s growth
Language grows fast between 18 and 24 months, so our teachers focus on words, conversation, and skill building every day.
Books, rhyming songs, listening games, and growing ASL and new-language vocabulary build early speech.
Coloring, puzzles, and blocks build fine motor skills, while climbing, hopping, and tumbling build strength.
Positive interactions, peer friendships, and self-help skills build respect for self and others.
Cause and effect, patterns, shapes, sorting, and nature exploration grow early thinking skills.
Growing more independent every day
Low teacher-to-child ratios give teachers time to guide each toddler’s new words and new skills.
Secure, closely monitored indoor and outdoor natural play areas made for climbing, hopping, and tumbling.
Weekly theme-based plans with early reading, math, science, building, and pretend play.
Daily updates from your child’s teacher so you can follow their growth from work.
Predictable rhythm, room to grow
Balanced routines help toddlers know what comes next, with plenty of time for play, learning, meals, and rest.
Platinum Learning, built for toddlers
Toddler program questions
Weekly, theme-based learning plans cover language, physical, social and emotional, and cognitive development through our Platinum Learning for Life™ curriculum. Toddlers explore early reading, math, science, building, and imaginative play every day.
Yes. Potty training is built into our daily routine, with regular diaper checks and potty reminders throughout the day.
Toddlers enjoy a family-style lunch, where they practice serving themselves, followed by an afternoon rest time. Nutritious snacks are served mid-morning and twice in the afternoon.
Yes, twice a day in our outdoor classroom, with time for nature and discovery. Our indoor and outdoor natural play areas are secure and closely monitored. When the weather doesn’t cooperate, we move to indoor music, movement, and gross motor play.
Yes. Toddlers build American Sign Language vocabulary and practice Spanish during daily circle time, alongside songs, stories, and books that grow their vocabulary.