Child Care near Gulf Stream, FL

Infants

Nido, which means “nest” in Italian, perfectly describes the nurturing setting for our youngest learners. At this stage, small children are seen as explorers and scientists. The multi-sensory navigations of their environment, the spontaneity of observing, the desire to experience life with and through their body and the pleasure of enjoying human development in a natural way are the focus of our curriculum. A successful early learning environment fosters a community marked by meaningful relationships among young children and the adults in their lives—parents, teachers, and caregivers. These connections flourish through shared learning experiences in nature and through emotional connections. The community cultivates and sustains developmentally appropriate conditions that enable children to optimize their individual potential. From this perspective, the cultivation of purposeful practices, presenting thoughtfully prepared environments that challenge children, emerges as the ideal blueprint for the development of positive school experiences for children and their families.

Nido

Nido, which means “nest” in Italian, perfectly describes the nurturing setting for our youngest learners. At this stage, small children are seen as explorers and scientists. The multi-sensory navigations of their environment, the spontaneity of observing, the desire to experience life with and through their body and the pleasure of enjoying human development in a natural way are the focus of our curriculum. A successful early learning environment fosters a community marked by meaningful relationships among young children and the adults in their lives—parents, teachers, and caregivers. These connections flourish through shared learning experiences in nature and through emotional connections. The community cultivates and sustains developmentally appropriate conditions that enable children to optimize their individual potential. From this perspective, the cultivation of purposeful practices, presenting thoughtfully prepared environments that challenge children, emerges as the ideal blueprint for the development of positive school experiences for children and their families.

Infant Program

Our infant program is for children between 6 weeks old and 11 months old. We have several different classes based on the age range of the students.

Toddler Program

Our toddler program is for children between 12 months and 24 months old. We have several different classes based on the age range of the students.

Infant Program

Enriching care for infants with a focus on age-appropriate activities, sensory experiences and plenty of TLC.

Toddler Program

Care and education for toddlers where every day is full of fun experiences and opportunities for learning through play.

Child Care Program

Coding and STEM Summer Camp

*CAMP DATES: June 8 - July 17* Our next-gen labs are a total vibe. Energetic instructors recruited from elite universities like Stanford and NYU bring their own flair, inspiring campers to transform ideas into reality—from apps and games to BattleBots® and custom 3D designs. Each session blends hands-on learning with campus exploration and traditions like dress-up days, raffles, and gaming tournaments. It's our one-of-a-kind recipe for summer magic.

Infant Program

Enriching care for infants with a focus on age-appropriate activities, sensory experiences and plenty of TLC.

Toddler Program

Care and education for toddlers where every day is full of fun experiences and opportunities for learning through play.

Pre-K

Our VPK/Pre-K program is is centered on interdisciplinary projects that create engaging learning experiences through hands on, open- ended explorations. This state-funded program is provided at no cost to families, with optional extended hours of care available for an additional cost beyond the standard VPK hours. Within this framework, children are prompted to engage in small peer groups, fostering the exploration, design, and presentation of their projects. Collaboration and communication become the cornerstones of all activities. This approach encourages learners to formulate hypotheses, investigate processes, and draw conclusions, empowering them to articulate and defend ideas, building confidence in their ability to formulate individual opinions and become the authors of their own learning journeys. Through these interdisciplinary projects, children engage in foundational learning skills such as math, science, social studies, and language arts in meaningful ways.

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Pre-K 4 (VPK)

At this age, children are introduced to the joys of writing and the beginnings of reading. From forming letters to recognizing and naming them, students learn to combine vowels and consonants. Activities incorporate language, vocabulary, the alphabet, emergent writing skills,​ and story-time.

Pre-K 2

Everyday moments with 2-year-olds present opportunities to build upon their natural curiosity. Children engage in teacher-guided play, where they learn how to follow directions and be a group member all the while developing gross and fine motor skills, confidence, respect, and self-esteem.

Child Care Program

Child Care Program