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Our infant curriculum is for birth through 18 months. It’s flexible and easy
     to use. This age-appropriate curriculum can be tailored to each child's
     needs and is equally suitable for all child care settings.

     You might be asking yourself, “Curriculum for infants?” The answer is
     “Yes!” The early development that occurs from birth through 2 years lays
     the foundation for all later learning. To ensure an effective foundation for
     later development and success, infant and toddler experiences should be
     designed to meet the individual needs of each child. Babies want to learn.

     Taking care of very young children involves more than just meeting their
     physical needs. Today caregivers see themselves as responsive
     professionals concerned about all aspects of children's development.
     You are molding each infant you are caring for into healthy toddlers,
     preschoolers, etc. You need to listen carefully to each infant or toddler’s
     needs and take a well-grounded approach with each individual’s needs.
     We have developed an infant curriculum that will do all of the above.




     It covers:

       Daily Schedules             Example:
       Enhancing Infant’s
       Senses                       #1 What A Sensation
       Principles of Active Learning   Your baby wants to experience everything up close
       Social and Emotional                    and personal, and he/she does that through all five
       Development                  senses, particularly touch.
       Language Development and
       Communication                Appropriate for: Newborn to 10 months
       Cognitive Development       Skills developed: Hand-eye coordination, touch
                                    sensitivity
       Physical and Motor                      What CAC provides: One feather
       Development                  What you'll need: A variety of soft-textured items,
       90 Activities that Stimulate Child  such as a silk scarf, a clean feather duster or boa, a
       Development                  piece of satin or velvet and something furry like a
       You can use for multiple infants    stuffed animal.


                                    Collect an assortment of soft, touchable household
                                    objects. With your baby lying on his/her back on a
                                    blanket, take off their shirt and give their tummy a
           (Call for shipping price)       sampling of the different textures. One at a time,
                                    brush each item ever so gently across their skin,
      We provide supplies that will   describing the sensation as you go.
      be needed for each activity.
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