Toddler Program
Includes children 18 months old to three years old

We divide our toddlers into two separate classrooms. Toddler Two A is for children 18 months to two years old and Toddler Two B is for children two years old to three years old. Both rooms are designed to care for no more than 10 children. We maintain a child to staff ratio of 5:1 which is essential in meeting the needs of the growing toddlers.

Toddlers are driven to explore and discover. They are independent and curious and need a safe environment that supports their cognitive and physical development. Our toddlers participate in structured activities that are designed to encourage the development of their fine and gross motor skills, listening skills, language skills, and self help skills including toilet training.

We feel that parent communication is essential to providing quality child care. Each morning our staff will ask that you inform us of any special needs for the day. At pick up time, you will receive a complete report of your child's day including daily activities, eating, sleeping, diapering/toileting and disposition. We also offer an open door policy which allows for parents to come into the center at any time of the day. Parents are also welcome to help us with our parties, field trips or special events.

Toddler Program Overview:

Program Focus:

  • Develop child's self-awareness and self-esteem
  • Introduce developmental activities

Program Goals:

Social Development:
  • Sharing
  • Taking turns
  • Encouraging awareness of other's feelings
Language Development:
  • Encouraging the use of words to express needs
  • Following simple directions
  • Listening and responding to stories

Emotional Development:
  • Building self-esteem and tolerance
  • Encouraging independence in eating, cleaning-up and dressing
  • Encouraging child to indicate needs in socially acceptable ways
  • Toilet training when ready
Cognitive Development:
  • Identifying objects and people
  • Sorting and classifying objects
  • If ready - identifying colors, shapes

Motor Skills:
  • Developing large motor skills through outdoor play.
  • Developing small motor skills through finger-plays, coloring and painting, etc.
  • Developing music skills through songs, finger-plays, and rhythm instruments


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Kids World Child Care
716-639-3960
647 Dodge Rd.
Getzville, NY 14068
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