Infants through the toddler years, how much cuter and cuddlier can it get?

These little minds are so impressionable and are stimulated through

a positive, nurturing environment. Their basic needs are met first and

foremost, and then social behavior begins to develop through play

and interaction. Gross motor development is encouraged through climbing,

pushing, and running as they age, and simple concepts such as colors,

shapes, and numbers are taught.

Infants

Infants are unique and have their

own patterns for play, feeding and

sleeping. We use their patterns as

our guide to introduce your child to daily activities

that prepare your infant for life. Our attentive and caring

teachers offer a nurturing and creative environment for infants

to develop their bodies and minds. We are committed to

making this first transition away from home comfortable and

natural for you and your  child.

Toddlers

Discover your child’s path to creativity . . .

It’s a whole new world when babies take to their feet. They walk, they talk,

and they begin to develop relationships with each other. Your toddler has

so many things he or she wants to see and do, and we’ll be there to guide

your child every step of the way. Toddlers learn through sensory

experiences that enhance their cognitive, language, motor, and social skills.

They turn ideas into sentences to better express themselves, and practice

the value of sharing and cooperation through group play. Children at this

stage start to develop friendships and gain confidence as they use their

words and thoughts to interact with others. It is important for children to

express themselves creatively and, through Dunkin Academy’s Early

Foundations toddlers program, we encourage all children to develop their

unique skills and interests.

Our toddler-specific curriculum enables your child to gain confidence

and to walk tall into this new world.