Rooms and schedules
The rooms and the schedules
Choose the days that suit your family. Places in each room change through the year.
| Ages | Adults to children | Five days7:00 am to 5:30 pmMonday to Friday | Three days7:00 am to 5:30 pmMonday, Wednesday and Friday | Two days7:00 am to 5:30 pmTuesday and Thursday |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Infants6 weeks to 12 monthsIn the Infant room: a crib of their own, a mat for tummy time and a rocking chair. | 1 adult to 4 children | Waitlist | Offered | Not offered |
| Toddlers12 to 24 monthsWalkers move to the Toddler room when they are ready, with a teacher they already know. | 1 adult to 4 children | Offered | Offered | Waitlist |
| Twos2 to 3 yearsIn the Toddler room: a play kitchen, an easel and a quiet corner with books. | 1 adult to 4 children | Offered | Offered | Offered |
Fees and what each is for
- Registration
- Opens your child's file and comes with the application.
- Holding a place
- Keeps your child's place until the first day and goes toward the first month.
- Supplies
- Wipes and spare clothes: some families bring their own and some ask us to provide them.
Ask at your tour which places are open now.
Sample programs.
Two rooms
The Infant room and the Toddler room
Both rooms keep their own rhythm. A teacher moves with the children through the day, from the mat to the table to the yard.
The Infant room
From six weeks. Cribs along one wall, a rocking chair by the window and a mat for tummy time. Feeds and naps follow each baby, and you read a note for the day at pickup.
Six weeks to about eighteen months
A crib of their own
A note for each family at pickup
The Toddler room
A block area, a loft, a play kitchen and a quiet corner. Toddlers and twos eat at the low table, sing on the rug and go out to the yard each day the weather allows.
About eighteen months to three years
Meals together at a low table
Songs, books and paint
Every day
What to bring and what we provide
What families bring
A spare outfit or two, a jacket or sun hat for the weather and, for babies, bottles or breast milk labeled with your baby's name.
Spare clothes
Weather layers
Labeled bottles for babies
What the center provides
Cribs and mats, meals and snacks for toddlers and twos, books, toys and art supplies. Some families bring their own wipes; we agree on it at enrollment.
Cribs and mats
Toddler and twos meals
Toys, books and art supplies
See both rooms in person
A tour takes about half an hour, and you are welcome to bring your baby.