At this stage, toddlers develop rapidly while taking advantage of their new and most valuable motor skill, walking! They love this new experience of moving around.  Their child-proof environment allows them to walk fearlessly and freely having plenty of opportunities to pull, push, press, climb and crawl.

Toddlers are now exposed to a different world of investigation and discovery where learning experiences are more accessible and easier to acquire.  Their classroom is equipped with a variety of toys, such as puzzles, books, pots and pans, stacking cups, etc.  All in an approachable learning center specially designed to encourage the child's curiosity and exploration.

There are many physical and emotional changes at this age as well; children are starting to become aware of their feelings and actions.  Teachers recognize and remain sensitive to all these changes, encouraging toddler’s self-awareness and individuality.

Their routine is characterized by their involvement in developmental age-appropriate activities suited to their needs.  During circle time they participate in storytelling and puppetry.  They engage in imaginative games, with music and dancing.

A complete record of their daily activities, routines, and needs is provided daily.