Childcare for children 16 months to 33 months
At Fraser School, toddlers receive nurturing childcare while they engage in guided, developmentally appropriate activities. Much of a toddler’s developmental growth involves learning communication through oral or sign language, building a sense of self-identity, and gaining independence. Our curriculum helps strengthen these skills.
We strive to maintain a child-to-staff ratio of 5:1 or 6:1 for toddler classrooms.
Additionally, each child is guided toward development of early learning and socialization skills.
- All toddlers receive individual playtime, so they can explore their environment.
- Your child will have daily movement and exploration opportunities in our indoor gym.
- Group times help children learn structure, by sitting together to hear stories or songs.
- Children explore music through rhythm, movement, and song, twice per week.
- Snack and mealtimes help develop social skills.
- Toddlers practice skills like self-feeding, self-soothing, and early toileting.
- Your child will get loving care in nap time and diapering/toileting times.
Fraser School also offers an early childhood beginning program for toddlers who don’t need childcare but want the benefit of socialization and play-based growth. Toddlers can attend these sessions from 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., for two, three, or five days per week.
