Where Little Explorers Learn Through Joy and Discovery

Toddler Program for Ages 18–36 Months

Our Toddler Program nurtures your child’s growing independence, curiosity, and creativity in a safe and stimulating environment.

Toddler Program (18-24 Months) Schedule

Enrollment Times Rates
 Part Time Monthly 7:45 am – 4:30 pm $792
 Full Time Monthly 7:45 am – 4:30 pm $1,156

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Toddler Program (24-36 Months) Schedule

Enrollment Times Rates
 Part Time Monthly 7:45 am – 4:30 pm $662
 Full Time Monthly 7:45 am – 4:30 pm $812

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Admissions

After your initial observation of the classroom, the Teacher or Director will meet with you personally to discuss our program placement, answer any questions you may have, review the parent handbook, and any other documentation to enroll your child in our program, or add them to our waiting list. This paperwork must be filled out and signed prior to your child’s first day of enrollment.

Annual Registration and Materials Fee of $100 which covers the academic year will be collected at registration. also referred as the ‘deposit’.

Vaccination Policy

To help your child get started with us smoothly, we ask that they’ve received at least one vaccination before enrolling. We understand every family’s journey is different, so we’re flexible—your child can continue their vaccination schedule while attending. For guidance on the best first vaccine, we recommend chatting with your pediatrician.

If you have any questions, we’re happy to help! Just give us a call at (530)-734-2711.

Toddler Program Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the main goal of your Toddler Program?

Our Toddler Program encourages independence, self-care, and social development in a safe and nurturing environment. We focus on helping toddlers explore, experiment, and express themselves with confidence.

2. How is the classroom designed for toddlers?

We provide a carefully prepared Montessori environment designed for hands-on exploration. Every material, shelf, and activity is sized for toddlers — allowing them to move freely, make choices, and build self-confidence through discovery.

3. How do you help toddlers develop language and communication skills?
Language learning happens naturally through songs, stories, and daily conversations. Teachers model clear communication and encourage toddlers to express their needs, thoughts, and feelings through words, movement, and play.
4. What types of activities help build independence?
Practical life activities — like pouring, sorting, dressing, and cleaning — help toddlers develop coordination, focus, and responsibility. These real-world skills build confidence and foster a sense of accomplishment.
5. How do you support emotional development and self-regulation?
We gently guide toddlers to recognize their emotions, solve problems, and express feelings in positive ways. This approach helps them build empathy, patience, and early self-control — key foundations for healthy social growth.
6. What educational methods do you use?
Our program blends the Montessori philosophy with RIE (Resources for Infant Educarers) and PITC (Program for Infant and Toddler Care) principles. This combination nurtures the whole child — emotionally, physically, socially, and intellectually.
7. How do you support physical development?
Through both gross and fine motor activities, such as climbing, balancing, pouring, and drawing, toddlers strengthen coordination and body awareness. These purposeful movements build confidence and independence.
8. How do you encourage social skills and cooperation?
Toddlers learn through interaction. Group activities, shared play, and guided social experiences help children practice turn-taking, empathy, and teamwork — forming the foundation for strong social relationships.

Our experienced educators guide each child at their own pace, allowing them to develop a deep love for learning, problem-solving skills, and a strong foundation for future academic success.