Infant & Toddler Care

• Diapers and wipes unless enrolled in our Diaper/Wipe Program
• Breast milk or formula if not using what we provide
• Bottles - 3 for Infants, 1 if needed for Toddler
• Blankets - 2 for Infants, 1 for Toddlers

By the time your child is 1 they may:

Social/Emotional

• Have favorite things and people
• Plays games like "peek a boo" and "pat a cake"

Language/Communication:

• Responds to simple spoken requests and knows their name
• Says "mama" and "dada"

Cognitive (learning, thinking, problem solving):

• Explores/thinks in different ways like banging, shaking, throwing, etc
• Puts things in/out of a container and picks up objects with thumb and pointer finger

Movement/Physical Development:

• Pulls up to stand, walks holding on to furniture and may stand alone
• Is able to feed themselves

By the time your child is 2 they may:

Social/Emotional

• Show more and more independence
• Get excited when with other children

Language/Communication:

• Point to things in pictures when named
• Follow simple instructions

Cognitive (Learning, thinking and problem solving):

• Begin to sort objects (size, color, shape, etc.)
• Build towers of 4 or more blocks

Movement/Physical Development:

• Begin to walk, run, and climb
• Start to go up and down stairs
• Climb onto and down from furniture without help

Every child develops differently and at their own pace. These developmental milestones are loose guidelines to follow. If you have concerns about your child's development, please speak to your pediatrician or your child's early learning teachers, who can help you decide if your child needs additional services, like speech or occupational therapy.