Infant Care in Greenwood, IN
At Kids Kingdom Early Learning Center, we’re well equipped to care for and teach the youngest minds, including those from newborn to 2 years old. This is an important age in the development for every child—as they begin to walk, talk and explore the world around them, they’re naturally inquisitive and open to learning brand-new, exciting concepts.
Our professional staff engages with each child, getting to know them personally. This allows our pre-k teachers to create a tailor-made toddler education that suits your child’s learning style and progress.
Infant Care (Newborn to 1-Year-Old)
Infants are naturally inquisitive—everything around them is something new and exciting to be discovered. Our learning program for children in this age group helps make everyday learning an adventure. As with all our programs, we take each child’s skills, needs and interests into account to create a custom learning plan. Our early curriculum for infant care in Greenwood, IN introduces students to the following concepts:
Language development | Sensory development | Social development | Bible stories | Eye-hand coordination | Art | Exercise | Music
Your Child’s Learning Journey Starts Early
The staff at Kids Kingdom Learning Center knows that learning starts at a very young age. With our infant and toddler center’s curriculum, we encourage our youngest students to start exploring and understanding the big, wide world around them.
Contact us today at 317-743-8628 to learn more about how we teach the youngest of minds.
Toddler Care (2-Year-Old)
As toddlers continue to develop their walking and talking skills, the staff at Kids Kingdom encourages them to fully express themselves and their interests. Our toddler center focuses heavily on language development in our print-rich classrooms. There are plenty of opportunities for group learning and toddler education, as well as individualized learning that addresses each child’s skills and ideal learning style. Our curriculum for toddler care in Greenwood, Whiteland, and Indianapolis, IN introduces students to the following concepts:
Reading | Problem solving | Science | Bible stories | Dramatic play | Social learning | Exercise | Art | Music