At Sunshine, we believe learning begins as soon as your child is enrolled in our care, even before they can walk and talk! Our caregivers make sure our infants have the best possible care in a clean, structured, and fun environment. In between feeding time, nap time and changing time; we are also providing stimulating, age-appropriate educational activities and tasks for our littlest learners. We have the created a classroom that will help develop each childs gross motor skills (crawling, walking, pulling up on their own) and fine motor skills (self feeding, playing with handheld toys, reaching and grabbing objects). Story time and Sing alongs throughout the day will not only sooth an infant, but will help develop their language and cognitive skills as well. While our care is no substitute for Mommy and Daddy’s love and attention, we do believe it’s the second-best thing!

We encourage our toddlers to be self-motivated and fully engaged with the learning experience. We've structured the lessons and materials to help kids stay involved and motivated. Our teachers are trained to give each child individual attention and an individualized curriculum. Our goal is to teach every child that learning can be fun. The curriculum is specially geared to young children, putting them on the right path to a lifelong love of learning. We introduce a new letter, shape, and number every month. Our children learn about the seasons and the world around them. We place our toddlers into three main rooms: Walkers: 13 months – 17 months Toddlers: 18 months – 23 months Younger 2's and Older 2's

At Sunshine, we not only want to help your child grow academically, socially and physically, we want to help instill in them practical life skills that will allow them to grow and develop confidence which will continue well into their school years. By creating an in-house curriculum, we have created both teacher led and child led activities to help strengthen all areas of their development. We also believe in incorporating different countries and cultures into our classroom environments to introduce them to the great, big, wonderful world around us!