Our Programs
Infants
School Age
Toddlers
Our program dedicated to infants is intricately designed to foster the holistic development of infants, encompassing their physical, social, and emotional dimensions. Employing activities meticulously tailored to their developmental stages, we facilitate a journey of exploration and learning, allowing these young minds to engage with and comprehend the world unfolding before them.
Within an environment thoughtfully crafted to meet the unique needs of infants, we provide a nurturing space where they can traverse the path of developmental milestones with gentle guidance and support. In tandem with families and caregivers, we actively engage in a collaborative partnership, aspiring to cultivate an atmosphere conducive to the flourishing of each individual infant, ensuring they not only grow but thrive in their early years.
Toddlers
School Age
Toddlers
Our dedicated toddler program stands as a beacon, aiming not merely to guide children through their early years but to lay the groundwork for their future academic endeavors. Our emphasis extends beyond the mere transmission of knowledge; we intricately weave a tapestry of essential skills, fostering a holistic approach that prepares these young minds for the academic journey that lies ahead.
Central to our philosophy is the art of socialization, delicately instilled through purposeful play. We recognize that the foundation for academic success is anchored in a child's ability to navigate social interactions adeptly. Through a harmonious blend of music, dance, and intellectually stimulating games, we orchestrate an environment where the boundaries of learning are expanded, inviting children to explore colors, letters, numbers, and vocabulary with enthusiasm and curiosity.
In this educational symphony, we strive to transcend conventional boundaries, infusing joy and engagement into the learning process. Our commitment is not only to impart knowledge but to ignite a passion for discovery, empowering each child to embark on their academic journey with confidence and a thirst for knowledge.
School Age
School Age
School Age
Our esteemed school-age program caters specifically to children aged five years and beyond, encompassing a refined approach that extends beyond the conventional boundaries of childcare. For those availing themselves of our before or aftercare services, a meticulous focus is devoted to the intellectual development of each child, offering not just supervision but a nurturing environment that fosters academic growth.
Homework assistance stands as a cornerstone of our commitment to educational support. Our experienced team provides dedicated guidance, ensuring that each child not only completes their assignments but comprehends the material, thus reinforcing their academic foundation.
Beyond the scholastic realm, our program seamlessly transitions into a realm of structured play and curated activities, designed to transcend the confines of a traditional school experience. This deliberate engagement serves as a bridge, connecting the academic rigors of the day with a dynamic and enriching after-school experience. In doing so, we endeavor to cultivate a well-rounded educational journey that extends beyond mere task completion, nurturing the holistic growth and development of each child in our care.
NYS Child Care Food Program
We Participate!
As a CACFP Participating day care we offer children healthy and wholesome meals throughout the day! Children are served breakfast, lunch, dinner as well as an AM snack. All full meals consist of of the 5 food components and snacks consist of 2 food components as required by the department of health. We strive to serve as much organic food as possible.
The CACFP requires that meals served to children in daycare settings consist of specific food components to ensure proper nutrition. These food components typically include:
1. Milk:A serving of milk is an essential part of each meal and provides calcium and other nutrients crucial for growing children.
2.Fruits: Serving a variety of fruits provides essential vitamins, fiber, and natural sugars to support children's health.
3. Vegetables: Incorporating vegetables into meals is important for providing essential vitamins and minerals.
4. Grains: Whole grains are an excellent source of energy and fiber and should be a part of meals.
5. Protein: Including a source of protein, such as lean meat, poultry, fish, eggs, legumes, or nuts, is important for muscle development and overall health.
For snacks, the CACFP requires that at least two of these food components are included to ensure a balanced snack that provides the necessary nutrients. This might mean combining two or more of the above components to meet the requirement.
Meeting these guidelines not only ensures children have access to nutritious meals and snacks but also helps develop healthy eating habits from a young age. It's important to maintain proper portion sizes and encourage children to try a variety of foods to help them develop a diverse and balanced diet.