Infants & Toddlers
Ages 3 months -2.5 years
Smaller age, smaller ratio, more love and care.
Developmentally Appropriate Practices for Infants
At Kairos Learning Center you will find a dedicated team to maximize the potential of your infant by proving developmentally appropriate practices tailored to your child. We challenge our young ones with activities not too hard or too easy, just something they are able to do with a little help of a teacher.
Instruction Tailored to Individual Development
Learning activities should be designed to align with each child's specific age and current developmental stage. Our infant program nurtures growth by creating a warm and supportive environment where babies can meet their developmental milestones.
Academia
Our teachers help your infant meet goals that are just right. Teachers will support your child's learning journey by helping them set and reach goals that are both meaningful and within their grasp, fostering a sense of accomplishment and encouraging continued growth.
Recognizing the Importance of Family and Culture
Understanding a child's cultural heritage provides educators and caregivers with valuable insights into their communication styles, social norms, traditions, and perspectives. This knowledge allows for more culturally responsive and sensitive interactions, promoting effective communication and building stronger relationships. By incorporating elements of a child's culture into learning experiences, we can make the content more relevant, engaging, and meaningful, thereby enhancing their learning outcomes.
Materials
We provide infants with diverse sensory stimuli, including toys of varying shapes, auditory outputs, and tactile characteristics. Culturally diverse babies are the most loved infant toy!
Infant and Toddler Development
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Physical Development
Recognizing infants' natural activity as key to learning, caregivers foster growing independence by offering progressively complex and secure exploratory materials as gross motor skills like standing, walking, and climbing advance.
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Social and Emotional Development
From infancy, positive caregiver interactions are foundational for learning. As children mature, we guide the development of essential social skills, including sharing, turn-taking, kindness, and friendship formation, providing consistent encouragement and support.
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Cognitive Development
We help cultivate young children's innate curiosity by providing experiences that build understanding of cause and effect, encourage imitative play, and foster problem-solving abilities.
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Language Development
As caregivers, we are crucial in language acquisition through consistent communication, allowing time for children's responses, and reacting to their vocalizations, thereby introducing new vocabulary and the principles of conversation. We teach basic sign language to help children communicate their needs.