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Our infant curriculum is designed for children from birth to 18 months,
     offering both flexibility and ease of use. It’s thoughtfully tailored to meet
     the individual needs of each child and works seamlessly across a variety
     of childcare settings.

     You may be asking, “Curriculum for infants?” Absolutely! The first two
     years of life lay the foundation for all future learning. That’s why it's
     essential to provide carefully planned experiences that support each
     infant’s unique development. Infants are naturally curious, constantly
     exploring and learning from the world around them.

     Caring for infants goes far beyond meeting basic needs. Today’s
     caregivers are knowledgeable professionals dedicated to nurturing every
     area of a child’s growth. Every infant in your care is developing into a
     healthy, capable toddler—and your guidance matters. By
     tuning in to each child’s cues and responding with intention,
     you help shape their earliest learning experiences. Our
     infant curriculum was created with all of this in mind.



                                      Example:

                                       #1 What A Sensation
                                       Your baby wants to experience everything up
       Daily Schedules               close and personal, and he/she does that
       Enhancing Infant’s Senses     through all five senses, particularly touch.
        Principles of Active
         Learning                      Appropriate for: Newborn to 10 months
       Social and Emotional                   Skills developed: Hand-eye coordination,
         Development                   touch sensitivity
        Language Development         What CAC provides: One feather
                                       What you'll need: A variety of soft-textured
         and Communication             items, such as a silk scarf, a clean feather
       Cognitive Development         duster or boa, a piece of satin or velvet and
       Physical and Motor                      something furry like a stuffed animal.
         Development
       90 Activities that Stimulate       Collect an assortment of soft, touchable
         Child Development             household objects. With your baby lying on
        You can use for multiple           his/her back on a blanket, take off their shirt
         infants                       and give their tummy a sampling of the
                                       different textures. One at a time, brush each
                                       item ever so gently across their skin,
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                                       describing the sensation as you go.
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