Program

Care Program

Infants (0 to 18 months)

• Individualized care focusing on nurturing and sensory experiences.

• Gentle play and interactions to promote bonding and attachment.

• Introduction to basic sign language and early communication skills.

Toddlers (18 months to 3 years)

• Structured activities to encourage independence and exploration.

• Introduction to early learning concepts through play-based experiences.

• Socialization opportunities through peer interactions and group activities.

Indoor Activities

Sensory Play: Provide opportunities for infants to explore different textures, colours, and sounds through sensory bins, soft fabrics, and musical toys.

Tummy Time: Encourage gross motor development and strengthen neck muscles through supervised tummy time sessions.

Story Time: Engage toddlers in interactive storytelling sessions to promote language development, listening skills, and imagination.

Art and Craft: Offer age-appropriate art activities such as finger painting, handprint art, and sensory art projects to encourage creativity and fine motor skills.

Music and Movement: Introduce toddlers to rhythmic music and simple movements to enhance coordination, rhythm awareness, and self-expression.

Outdoor Activities

Sensory Garden: Create a sensory garden with safe plants, textures, and outdoor sensory materials for infants and toddlers to explore through touch, smell, and sight.

Playground Time: Provide supervised outdoor playtime on age-appropriate playground equipment to promote gross motor skills, balance, and coordination.

Water Play: Offer water play activities with shallow pools, water tables, and toys for infants and toddlers to splash, pour, and explore water properties.

Learning Activities

Early Literacy: Introduce infants and toddlers to board books, soft books, and interactive storytelling sessions to promote language development, vocabulary building, and early literacy skills.

Numeracy Exploration: Incorporate counting rhymes, shape sorters, and stacking toys to introduce basic numeracy concepts such as counting, sorting, and matching.

Sensory Exploration: Provide a variety of sensory materials such as playdough, rice bins, and textured balls to engage infants and toddlers in hands-on exploration and discovery.

Nature Studies: Explore nature through age-appropriate activities such as observing insects, collecting leaves, and exploring natural materials to foster curiosity and appreciation for the natural world.

Daily Schedule