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French-English Bilingual Daycare and Preschool Dumbo is now Accepting Applications

Curious minds grow through play, movement, and loving guidance.

Our toddler program is designed to support curiosity, movement, and independence in your child’s early developmental stage. Through play-based learning, we help toddlers develop language, motor skills, and social interaction in a safe and engaging space. We create opportunities for discovery and growth while reinforcing routines and emotional development. Our caregivers provide patient, loving guidance to help each toddler in Brooklyn, New York, build confidence and joy in learning.

CURRICULUM SUMMARY

Development of Language (In French and English) Physical Well-Being, Health, and Motor Development Social and Emotional Development Approaches to Learning Cognition and General Knowledge
Receptive vocabulary
Expressive vocabulary
Grammar/Syntax
Comprehension
Listening skills		 Gross motor skills
Fine motor skills
Sensorimotor skills
Daily Physical and Living skills		 Interactions with adults (shows affection for adults through facial expressions)
Interactions with peers (shows enjoyment with other children by watching them)
Adaptive social behavior ( recognizes that certain adult actions are associated with expected behavior) Curiosity (shows interest by exploring,
manipulating, or staring at new objects in the environment)
Initiative ( selects a book, toy, or item from several		 Curiosity (shows interest by exploring, manipulating, or staring at new objects in the environment)
Initiative ( selects a book, toy, or item from several options		 Awareness of cause and effectProblem-solving Number and sense operations
Scientific Thinking Scientific
Knowledge History
Geography
kids learning arts and crafts in kindergarten
Apply today and secure your spot in the program chosen

CURRICULUM COMPONENTS

  • Numerous age-appropriate, children-initiated projects
  • Age-appropriate core topics selected by the teachers weekly

PARENTS-SCHOOL COMMUNICATION

  • “Meet the teachers” night (mid-September)
  • Parent-Teacher Night (November 15th)
  • Parent-School communication app
  • Educational reports and pictures sent daily
  • Parents’ board

PRINCIPLES & PHILOSOPHY

  • Positive Reinforcement only
  • Beyond our high learning expectations for our students, their safety and wellbeing is our number one priority
  • Educational routine and program may be adapted to fit individual needs
  • Physical activity is an important part of our daily routine

Toddlers Program

  • AGE GROUP

    12-24 months

  • Class Size

    10

  • Class Duration

    8:00 AM – 3:00 PM, 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM

  • Staff

    1 French Native Speaker, 1 English Native Speaker
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Frequently Asked Questions

What age group is the Toddlers Program for?
The Toddlers Program is designed for children ages 1 to 2 years old. It’s a great fit for toddlers who are starting to explore the world around them.
What does a typical day look like in the Toddler classroom?
Each day includes structured play, story time, music, movement, and guided learning activities. There’s a strong focus on social-emotional development and building early routines.
Who will be teaching and caring for the toddlers?
Experienced and nurturing early childhood educators lead the Toddler classrooms. All staff members are trained in child development and safety protocols to ensure a supportive learning environment.
Why is early education important for toddlers?
Early education lays the foundation for lifelong learning and helps toddlers develop key social, emotional, and cognitive skills. Starting early supports smoother transitions into preschool and beyond.
What happens if a toddler gets upset or has separation anxiety?
Teachers use gentle routines and comforting strategies to help toddlers feel safe and secure. The staff is trained in emotional support and works closely with families to ease transitions.
How does the program handle toddler behavior challenges?
Teachers use positive guidance techniques that focus on redirection, empathy, and modeling appropriate behavior. The goal is to teach toddlers how to express themselves in healthy ways.
What should parents expect during the first week of the toddler program?
The first week is all about helping toddlers feel comfortable and safe. Teachers take extra time to ease separation and build trust through gentle routines and warm interactions.

Give Your Child a Bright Start!

Discover a nurturing, fun-filled environment where learning begins with love. Schedule a tour today and see why families choose us!