Day Care in Lexington

 Each baby has unique eating and sleeping patterns.  Our infant program  places your baby’s needs first.   Your baby will spend their day  exploring toys, growing, and bonding with caregivers.  Our infant  teachers pay close attention to your baby’s individual care, watch  closely for each new developmental milestone, and gently nurture new  skills, and self-confidence. 

Around age one, your child  has begun walking and exploring, but still needs lots of care and  attention.  Each day, your little one will spend time listening to  stories, singing songs, and playing with friends.  The Freshman class  teachers value each child’s individual personality, and help build early  listening skills.

By age two, your child is  beginning to develop a sense of self, confidently moving, and  enthusiastically exploring their world.  The Sophomore room teachers use  this time to teach early social skills, encourage sharing and  turn-taking, and promote language and toilet-training skills. 

 Once your child has begun  to master toileting skills, and displays more self-confidence and  maturity, the Pre-Junior class sets the stage for their next step into  learning.  The Pre-Junior teachers foster an environment of creative,  active play, promote self-confidence, and develop attention and  listening skills.  

At age three, your child  expresses individual preference, and profound, natural curiosity.  The  engaging activities and toys in the Junior classroom pique your child’s  interest and stimulate learning through play.  Our Junior class teachers  plan daily games, story-time, crafts, and learning experiences aimed at  catching your child’s imagination and sense of exploration.