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Early Learning Starts Today
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Infants | 6 Weeks - 12 Months | Serving Albuquerque, Tijeras, & All East Mountain Communities
Highly Responsive Care Forms Strong Bonds
Teachers respond quickly to your baby’s needs, which gives them a sense of security and safety. This responsive care serves 2 purposes: letting your babe form secure caregiving attachments and providing early scaffolding for later social-emotional development.
Your Baby’s Safety Is The Top Priority
Restricted access controls at the main doorbell and access-coded classrooms make things doubly safe, while internal-use-only security cameras monitor classrooms and hallways. A fenced yard and CPR-trained teachers add an extra layer of security.
You Are Your Child’s First & Best Teacher
Leaving your infant in someone else’s care is hard, which makes parent-teacher partnerships essential in the infant room. You advocate for your child while teachers focus on nurturing relationships with the entire family.
Talented Infant Experts With Low Class Ratios
Combine enthusiastic teachers with 1:4 class ratios – better than the state standards! – and you get rich classroom environments that focus on building up the whole child across all developmental areas.
Matching Home Routines Make Transitions Smooth
Transitioning from home to care can be challenging, but teachers do their best to follow your home routines. This is a kind and gentle way of integrating your baby into care instead of forcing a group routine on tiny children.
Loads Of Sensory Play Builds Brain Connections
Babies learn about their world through their senses, so teachers introduce loads of sensory-based materials into your infant’s day. Nontoxic paint, textured toys and materials, soothing colors, and much more expand your baby’s universe.
Plenty Of Free Movement Supports Motor Development
Infants need time to move freely to grow fine and gross motor skills. Tummy time, kicking, wiggling, scooting, rolling, reaching, and grasping seem basic to adults, but to babies, they are essential building blocks for sitting, crawling, walking, and writing!
American Sign Language Boosts Early Communication
Teachers use American Sign Language (not baby sign language) in conjunction with constant interactions to promote language acquisition and development. Talking and responding to your baby’s vocalizations mimics conversation while singing and nursery rhymes teach rhythms.
Outdoor Play Introduces Your Baby To Nature
Age-separated playground spaces mean that the littlest children can enjoy being outside, exploring nature, and challenging their sensory-motor skills without interruption from the big kids! Everybody stays safe and happy.
Communicate Instantly With ProCare® Connect
Parents love the convenience of communicating with the ProCare® Connect app. Instantly connect with your child’s teachers to view schedules and progress reports, ask questions, and even see photos and videos from your child’s day.
