Infant-Toddler

JCC Brooklyn’s Infant-Toddler Program focuses on children’s development and is designed around helping our children between 12-24 months of age reach key developmental milestones. This is the age when emotional, physical, cognitive, social and verbal skills are growing at an exceptional rate. Infants and toddlers in this stage learn through exploring the world around them. Our play-based curriculum concentrates on identifying and developing each child’s individual needs and interests while supporting their physical and social-emotional development.

The infant-toddler program at JCC Brooklyn offers:

• Full and Half-Day Programs (including early bird and extended stay)
• Progressive, play-based approach
• Experienced and nurturing staff
• Jewish cultural framework
• Music, art, and movement integrated into daily schedule
• Purpose built child-centered facilities
• Daily snacks
• Daily walks and playground visits
• Storytime
• Introduction to early math concepts through puzzles and counting songs

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Outdoor Play

We use special buggies to transport our non-walkers to nearby playgrounds where the children engage in cooperative games and free play. We take advantage of the beauty of our neighborhood by going on nature walks, having fun at the playground, enjoying the outside and learning about the many plants, birds and animals that share our world with us.

Documentation

Since children learn and evolve at what seems like lightning speed, we make sure to document learning each day through photos that offer our parents a window into their child’s progress as well as the opportunity to partake in the joy found as they play learn and explore. so that you can see the progress your child is making firsthand. We take many photos during the day so that you can glimpse the fun that we are having learning, playing, and exploring.

Please see our admissions page for more information about tours, enrollment policies, tuition and dates: