What the Toddler Care Program Covers
Somewhere between 2 and 3 years old, a child stops being a baby and starts wanting to do things their own way. They test limits, want to help pour their own water, and get frustrated when they can't yet say what they mean. Parents searching for toddler care in Northridge are usually looking for a classroom that can meet that stage head on, not one still built around napping infants or one that expects preschool-level independence too soon.
Strong Roots Preschool built its Toddler Care classroom around this age specifically. The approach draws from Montessori and Reggio Emilia, so children work with hands-on materials at their own pace while still learning to function inside a group. Weekly enrichment rounds things out: arts and crafts, math activities, physical development, chess in a simplified form, and one Armenian language class each week. Bible study is offered as one of the enrichment options as well.
Every day includes circle time, learning centers, and guided transitions between activities, and a written report goes home so parents know how the day actually went, not just that it happened.