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C1: Hundred Acre woods (Older Infants)

Welcome to our Older Infants & Young Toddlers Wild Ones class!
 
This class is part of our infant suite. Our Hundred Acre woods class is for children approximately 8-18 months of age and is designed to help bridge the gap between our traditional flexible infant room and our more structured toddler room. In this class we begin to introduce more structure, but we also follow each child's own schedule from home as well. This age group receives more teacher directed activities and more large motor activities than our young infants classroom. Our teachers in this class are dedicated to providing high quality care by providing a sanitary and welcoming environment and assisting our children with learning vital early skills such as vocal play, muscle development & tone, care giver trust, and engagement with their environment while also beginning to foster independence and the emergence of unique personalities. Our teachers work hard to ensure that families are updated quickly and that families feel comfortable and secure with bringing their children to childcare. Our infant teachers are excellent in helping to shape our emerging kiddos into children that love God and are ready to tackle the world.

Our Classroom

Lesson Plans
Each week, lead teachers will plan age appropriate lesson plans for their classroom. In addition to our school year and summer themes and curriculum, we also use Indiana Early Learning Foundations to ensure that we hit sufficient learning targets for each foundation and age group. For infants & young toddlers, the class will have their very own lesson plan created for them each week.  Below is a sample of our weekly lesson plan for infants & young toddlers
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Feeding Information
Feeding processes are very important for maintaining the health and well-being of all of our infants and staff. Below is a list of our facility feeding policies, meal plans, and more. 
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Children are welcome to bring their own Breast Milk, Premade Formula, and snacks. We will provide Breakfast, Lunch & two snacks a day for no additional charge. 
Our Facility follows
Safe Sleep policies. This means that all infants must be placed on their backs to sleep and that all children must sleep in their own crib. All infants may only sleep with a pacifier.  Infant's are not allowed to be swaddled or use blankets in cribs. At 12 months infants will start transitioning to cots, at which point they are then able to us a pillow and blanket, etc. to sleep with.
What Should
I Bring?

Families should provide the following:
1) Diapers

2) Wipes
3) 2 sets of extra clothes
4) Diaper Cream
5) Formula (premixed) or Breast Milk (if self providing)

Families may bring in the following:
1) Pacifier
2) Blanket
3) Diaper Bag
4) Carseat


*Please note that all items brought from home should be labeled with your child's name.

*All Formula and Breast Milk must be labeled with the time it was expressed or mixed.
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