Infant: 12 months to 18 months

Keeping Our little One’s Engaged

We understand how precious your little one is! Your child is not just in our care; they are embraced as our very own, and you can trust us wholeheartedly. From 12 to 19 months, infants undergo significant development milestones in various domains; children embark on a dynamic journey of exploration and development. They engage in activities like stacking objects, pointing at familiar people and objects, and improving self-feeding skills. Emotionally, they form attachments, and start to empathize. Language development blossoms, with babbling evolving into a vocabulary of six or more words by 18 months.

Around 15 months, they can follow simple instructions, recognize their name, and fetch items. By 18 months, they recognize themselves in the mirror, marking an exciting phase of growth and discovery in their development.

Their motor skills continue to improve, enabling them to walk, run, and climb. Cognitive development allows them to understand simple instructions and solve basic problems, like fitting shapes ,Stacking toys, playing with the balls, reading and storytelling, hiding and finding objects, loose parts play etc.

Socially, they become more interactive, engaging in parallel play and showing affection. At Strawberry Field Daycare, our small class sizes provide an intimate setting for your infant to thrive alongside peers and dedicated educators.

Our educators are qualified and experienced in a range of children's growth and development patterns. Our educators prioritize meeting your child's unique needs, fostering a stimulating environment for age-appropriate learning experiences.

Infants have the chance to explore and engage with the physical world daily. Our infant program encompasses activities involving light, water, and sensory experiences. It also incorporates creative arts, dramatic play, and story/music sessions, enhancing cognitive, language, fine- and gross-motor, and social-emotional skills in your little one. Our educators plan their activities with the goal of facilitating these key milestones and encouraging social interactions through playdates and group activities.

Toddler: 19 months to 35 months

Encouraging Independence and Supporting Brave Steps

Following the infant room, your child will enter the toddler stage. At this point in their lives, curiosity and learning will become more prominent. The toddler program is designed to guide children as they develop a greater sense of curiosity and understanding.

Our toddler program employs a playful discovery approach, using simple language to spark curiosity. Our program embraces a fun and interactive approach, incorporating various activities such as sand and water play, playdough sculpting, dress-up and role-playing, doll and character interactions, drawing and painting, building with blocks and solving jigsaw puzzles, exploring shapes, engaging with music, dancing, singing, encouraging imaginative play, physical activities like running, jumping, climbing, swinging, nature exploration, sensory experiences, basic board games, and pretend cooking.

This is a pivotal phase, as toddlers develop social skills, expand vocabulary, and embrace independence. During the toddler phase, as children start to become more independent, their natural curiosity continues to blossom. It's a time when their growing minds, social skills, and emotions all flourish, making it a transformative period in their development. It’s actually a time of significant growth in thinking, learning, social, and emotional abilities.

Toddlers can follow directions, sort objects, imitate adults, and express various emotions during this stage.Our teachers facilitate these activities by providing a structured environment. They guide toddlers during play, encouraging social interaction. For instance, a teacher may help toddlers take turns during a game, fostering cooperation and communication skills.

Our daycare programs ensure parents' peace of mind by offering regular updates and progress reports. They organize parent-teacher meetings to address any concerns and maintain open communication. Additionally, secure and well-monitored facilities guarantee the safety of children, relieving parents' worries during work hours.

Preschool: 3 years to 5 and half years 

Embracing Discovery, One Precious Moment at a Time

The age of preschoolers, ranging from three to five years old, is a crucial period in child development characterized by significant milestones and advancements.

In this stage, children experience notable cognitive, social, emotional, and physical developments. Cognitive growth is evident as preschoolers begin to grasp basic concepts such as numbers, letters, and colors.

Their language skills flourish, with the ability to express themselves more coherently and engage in basic conversations. Socially, they learn to interact with peers, developing essential social skills like sharing and cooperation. Emotionally, they become more independent, though temper tantrums and mood swings are common as they learn to regulate their emotions.

Physically, fine and gross motor skills progress, enabling them to draw, run, jump, and explore their surroundings. Overall, the age of preschoolers marks a pivotal phase in a child's life, setting the foundation for future learning and development.

At our daycare, where we've crafted a warm and homely haven for your child. Our age appropriate furniture, soft lighting, and inviting colors create an atmosphere of comfort and security, nurturing your child's growth journey. Here, we invite exploration, learning, and play, mirroring the feeling of home. Our indoor activities, like building blocks and puzzles while outdoor fun, Slides, age appropriate climbing structure, sensory table, rocking horses and scooters including ensures daily learning experiences. Interacting with peers fosters vital social skills such as sharing and communication, while structured routines foster emotional resilience.

Through diverse experiences, kids develop early literacy and problem-solving skills, thriving in our nurturing environment. As parents, you gain peace of mind, knowing your child is in a secure and supervised space, free to blossom under our guidance. Join us as we foster communication skills, shape self-concept, and set the stage for preschool years ahead.

Preparing for Kindergarten

Igniting Young Minds to Shine

During kindergarten children undergo vital cognitive, social, emotional, and physical developments. They expand vocabulary, improve memory, and solve simple problems. Socially, they learn to interact, share, and cooperate. Emotionally, they develop self-awareness and basic emotional regulation. Physically, fine and gross motor skills improve.Our experienced teachers help your child get ready for school by engaging them in fun activities. Every single kid has a unique learning path and matures at a different pace. That is what makes Kindergartners so amazing. They are learning different things within the SAME activity or lesson or game.

Our program embraces a fun and interactive approach, incorporating various activities such as sand and water play, playdough sculpting, dress-up and role-playing, doll and character interactions, drawing and painting, building blocks and solving puzzles, exploring shapes, engaging with music, dancing, singing, encouraging imaginative play, physical activities like running, jumping, climbing, swinging, nature exploration, sensory experiences, basic board games.

We focus on building their confidence, social skills, and basic knowledge, including:

• Feeling confident about going to school.
• Knowing what a teacher does Learning to play well with others.
• Gaining self-confidence.
• Practicing writing and recognizing numbers, letters, shapes, and colors.