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INFANTS

We run a 3 to 1 ratio with a maximum of five babies. Each infant receives their own crib, with only they use during the time they are enrolled in this room. We have a routing of diaper change every two hours.

ELIBUNNY Family Child Carehas an open door policy for parents. you are welcomed to visit your child at any time. you have unlimited access to the center during business hours for the purpose of contacting your child and assessing the care provider.Everyday your child is at our program they are sent home with an"Infant Daily Report" sheet. This sheet provides important information about your child's day during care. on it you will find times for feeding(food as well bottled feedings), how much they ate/drank. you will also see a section for diaper changes with times, as well as naps and how long they slept. Our "Infant Daily Report" sheets also let you know when you are out of something and have a space provided for you to write any comments you may for the teachers..

We offer a well plan day activities for infants to developed:

Sensory Motor Domain

Behaviors that show how babies and children experience and understand the world through sight, sound, taste, movement, and touch are observed in the Sensory Motor Domain.

Gross Motor Domain

For babies, the Gross Motor Domain includes behaviors such as an infant's ability to lift and turn his/her head; and how well he/she can control and use his/her arms and legs.

Fine Motor Domain

Infant behaviors observed in the Fine Motor Domain include those which show the visual activity of an infant such as focusing, tracking and scanning, and the beginning development of hand-eye coordination.

American Sigh Language Beginning at 7 Months

Sign language gives babies and parents an effective way to communicate at an early age, reducing frustration for both and creating a special bond that is so important for healthy child development. Babies who use sign language tend to speak sooner with larger vocabularies, show an increase in IQ scores and engage in more sophisticated play. 

TODDLERS

The children in the Toddler One class are 12 to 24 months. The ratio in this class is 3:1 with a maximum of five children.

The Toddler One Class at ELIBUNNY Family Child Care has a wonderful age appropriate learning environment. It is at this age that we begin fostering the concepts of sharing and playing with others.

Their communication skills are enhanced with song and constant communications between teacher and child. There is a weekly theme, which enables each child to have great sensory stimulation as they do hands on art with crayons, paint, glue and other safe materials.

They also receive sensory stimulation through music, finger play, special snacks, fragrances and a brightly colored classroom. Each child begins this class on their own schedule and is gradually worked into a routine schedule in preparation for Toddler Two. (Some of the transitions include using spoons, Sippy cups, plates and sleeping on cots)

The children in the Toddler Two class are 24 to 36 months. The ratio in this class is 5:1 with a maximum of five children.

Our Toddler two class is a happy interactive class where the children enjoy songs, story time and art. There is a theme each week in this class, as well as number, color and shape. The children love to get their hands dirty while creating a wonderful art project that relates to our lesson plan. The children in this classroom are also exposed to daily Spanish lessons where they quickly learn their colors, numbers, words and simple phrases.

The room is decorated with the children’s work and many pictures of family and class activities. This allows the parents to “see” their children at an activity and gives the children comfort that family is always close by.

Letters are gradually introduced through flashcards and repetition. Fine motor and large motor skills are developed with manipulative, outside play and more.

Potty training will be completed in this class before your child can move to our Preschool class.

About Behavior Domains

Cognitive Domain

Behaviors observed in the Cognitive Domain include memory, thinking and reasoning skills, and a child's general attention span.

Communication Domain

Behaviors observed in the Communication Domain include the way a child understands, listens, and uses language to express ideas to others.

Social/Emotional Domain

Behaviors observed in the Social/Emotional Domain include a child's ability to handle his/her feelings toward others in typical situations; and how well he/she interacts, takes turns, and cooperates with others in play.

Gross Motor Domain

Toddlers and preschoolers, behaviors observed in the Gross Motor Domain include those which show the child's whole body co-ordination such as: balancing, jumping, walking, running, etc.

Fine Motor Domain

Toddlers and preschool children, behaviors observed in the Fine Motor Domain include those that show the further development of hand-eye coordination and finger control.

For children all ages we include American Sign Language, Spanich Class

and Brain Gym

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