Diki Wonderland Childcare Center Programs

Infant- (Ages: 3-12 months)

Our Infant Program lays a strong foundation for growth by nurturing each child’s unique development through bonds, sensory exploration, and playful learning in a safe environment. With a focus on key developmental areas, infants engage in activities that promote fine motor skills—like clapping to music, picking up finger foods, and grasping toys, which help build hand-eye coordination and dexterity. Language skills are encouraged through sound processing, sign language, and expression, reducing frustration and enhancing early communication. Movement and mobility grow as infants progress from cruising to taking first steps, strengthening their bodies from head to toe. Social and emotional skills are fostered through positive interactions, building trust and laying the groundwork for healthy relationships. Finally, cognitive skills develop as infants explore concepts like object permanence and early problem-solving through play.

  • Ratios are 1:4

  • Parents/Guardians are responsible for providing all meals (breakfast, lunch, and snacks) as well as feeding bottles.

  • Sensory-based monthly themes introduced during Circle Time

  • Therapeutic music sessions

  • Relaxing, nurturing feeding time

Toddler(Ages: 12-24 months)

Our toddler curriculum builds autonomy through the exploration of math, science, problem-solving, vocabulary and the arts. Teachers watch for a child’s social and emotional cues to advance their development and communication. The toddler classrooms feature center-based learning created to build upon the skills each child acquires, at the various ages of development. Learning areas are filled with fun and age-appropriate puzzles, manipulative, games and toys. 

  • Ratios are 1:5

  • Parents/Guardians are responsible for providing all meals (breakfast, lunch, and snacks) as well as feeding bottles.

  • Monthly themes with developmentally appropriate activities and routines

  • Engaging play with push-pull toys, stacking cones, large beads, and sensory experiences like water and sand play

  • Therapeutic music sessions

  • Pre-preschool readiness to support a smooth transition at age 2