We provide a safe and nurturing “home away from home” where babies can grow and learn every day by exploring and making new discoveries.

Our Early Foundations® Infant program helps babies grow, gain mobility, and develop intellectual and social skills for a lifetime of success.

We are committed to making this first transition away from home easy and natural for you and your child as she takes her first steps toward a bright future.

The experiences infants have during the early months of life are crucial to healthy brain development. Lots of personal attention and interaction between our teachers and your infant will promote basic intellectual and social skills. Singing, reading, and talking are just some of the behaviors that support development during this critical stage.

Early morning drop-off is a time for child-directed activities such as building with soft blocks or playing with puzzles. Play time is scheduled every day to help children learn and grow physically. Infants in our care will nap and rest as needed. We help infants make smooth transitions between activities by letting them know a change is coming, for example, the caregiver provides a song, finger play, or story to assist the change.

Because each infant is on a different schedule, our passionate teachers create an individual infant activity plan for every child. Infants are presented with activities that boost the brain, encourage first words, build strong bodies and help make new friends.

At KinderCare, your infant will have a full day of learning, playing, and socializing to help her grow in every way possible.

What Your Child Will Learn 

Your infant will learn age-appropriate social, emotional, physical, and intellectual skills in our care.

Social 

• Engaging with others by expressing needs through babbling, gestures, and facial expressions
• Imitating teachers’ speech rhythms and inflections
• Interacting with picture books, puppets, and photo cards
• Listening to stories, songs, rhymes, and finger plays

Emotional 

• Engaging in sensitive, responsive interactions with highly attentive teachers
• Exploring self expression through creative arts and play

Physical

• Lifting head, rolling from side to side, and crawling
• Practicing standing and walking with direct support from attentive teachers
• Coordinating body movements through music and dance

Intellectual

• Exploring the environment through the five senses
• Engaging with objects of different shapes, sizes, and textures
• Experimenting with concepts of spatial orientation and cause and effect