The Toddler Community

Independence. Language. Purposeful action.

A time of rapid growth as children develop practical life skills, expand communication, practice emotional regulation, and begin contributing meaningfully to their community.


The toddler years are full of big feelings, big movement, and big growth. Our Toddler community is designed to meet children right in the middle of all of that, with structure, patience, and a lot of respect. This age group is where children begin to realize, “I can do this myself.” We move slowly, guide gently, and create space for toddlers to practice independence while feeling deeply safe and supported.


Age range - 12 months up to 36 months

Teacher : Child Ratio - 1:6; max 2:12


What is my child learning?

  • Expressing needs and emotions with words
  • Early problem-solving
  • Fine and gross motor coordination
  • Toilet learning readiness
  • Following simple routines
  • Waiting, taking turns, and working alongside others
  • Confidence in their independence

What families love...

  • Guides who truly understand toddler development
  • Clear routines that help children feel secure
  • Support through toilet learning
  • Strong communication with families
  • Children becoming capable and confident so quickly

Your child's day will include:

A long, uninterrupted morning work period

Practical life activities that build independence and coordination

Practical life activities that build independence and coordination

Practical life activities that build independence and coordination

Practical life activities that build independence and coordination

Practical life activities that build independence and coordination

Language development through stories, songs, and conversation

Practical life activities that build independence and coordination

Grace and Courtesy lessons that nurture social awareness and respect

Grace and Courtesy lessons that nurture social awareness and respect

Gentle guidance in emotional regulation, problem-solving, and classroom expectations

Grace and Courtesy lessons that nurture social awareness and respect

Predictable mealtimes, rest, and transitions

Gentle guidance in emotional regulation, problem-solving, and classroom expectations

Gentle guidance in emotional regulation, problem-solving, and classroom expectations

Gentle guidance in emotional regulation, problem-solving, and classroom expectations

Gentle guidance in emotional regulation, problem-solving, and classroom expectations

Gentle guidance in emotional regulation, problem-solving, and classroom expectations

What makes us special

You will notice...

We believe toddlers deserve dignity, even in their toughest moments.


Consistency and rhythm are everything at this age, and our environment supports that.

  • Child-sized furniture and tools
  • Practical life work like pouring, cleaning, dressing, and food prep
  • Language-rich interactions
  • Gentle guidance through big emotions
  • Respectful toileting support
  • Calm redirection instead of punishment.