- Personalized care that fits individual schedules, nutritional needs, playtime activities, and naps - Open environment which promotes exploration and curiosity in age-appropriate, safe spaces - Individualized lesson plans that promote developmental milestones, including cognitive, gross motor, music, and verbal, including basic sign language. - Nurturing the development of social-emotional skills including calming when upset and encouraging the verbalization of emotions and feelings

- Curriculum leans into individual goals through play-based learning games focusing on art, music, literacy, language, match connections, and sensory exploration. - Age-appropriate toys, games, artwork, and supplies are available and an integral part of structured and choice activities - Younger toddlers focus on language development with sign language in a print-rich environment - Older toddlers focus on self-help skills and practicing to be independent and solve problems - Social-emotional skills and language are modelled by teachers to help toddlers learn how to express their emotions and feeling

- Small group instruction - Focus on language, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills development - Social and emotional growth from organic and supervised peer interactions - Curriculum and lesson plans integrate developing fine motor and gross motor while leaning into academic subjects including math, science, art, and literacy

- Small group learning approaches unique to each child in the class - Project-based learning experiences allowing youth to build and master skills over an extended period of time - Kindergarten-readiness transition plans including learning how to walk in a line, follow directions, and raise hands - Focus on problem solving and social-emotional skills development - Curriculum and lesson plans designed to support the pre-academic areas with math, science, and literacy