Infant Program
At Children’s Academy of Northlake we have a low child to caregiver ratio.
By listening to and playing with your infant you are helping them more than you know. Giving your infant hugs, smiles, encouragement, and touches are additional ways to help your infant develop. Our staff is committed to helping your child grow in a safe, caring environment. The infant room is cozy, soothing and intimate. You’ll feel at ease when you drop your child off at Children’s Academy of Northlake.
By listening to and playing with your infant you are helping them more than you know. Giving your infant hugs, smiles, encouragement, and touches are additional ways to help your infant develop. Our staff is committed to helping your child grow in a safe, caring environment. The infant room is cozy, soothing and intimate. You’ll feel at ease when you drop your child off at Children’s Academy of Northlake.
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During the day, the infants play with toys, listen to music, enjoy books read to them by their teachers, spend time outside each day in their own private play area.
Reading is a very important part of your infant’s day. Studies show that if you read to children as infants, they will become better readers later on. Even tiny babies benefit from the intonation and inflection that comes with reading together. |
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Students enjoy music class twice a week.
When your baby sings with you and others, important socialization has just occurred. Your child also gets used to being with other children during group interactions with our caregivers. One on one time is also provided to your child which is very important to the development of an infant.
At the end of each day you are given a detailed note about your child’s day. There is no need to wonder if your infant had enough formula, a nap, one on one time with our caring staff, etc., as all of this pertinent information will be given to you.
When your baby sings with you and others, important socialization has just occurred. Your child also gets used to being with other children during group interactions with our caregivers. One on one time is also provided to your child which is very important to the development of an infant.
At the end of each day you are given a detailed note about your child’s day. There is no need to wonder if your infant had enough formula, a nap, one on one time with our caring staff, etc., as all of this pertinent information will be given to you.