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Toddler Daycare Program: Where Exploration Begins

As toddlers enjoy their newfound mobility, our L.E.A.P.® Curriculum helps them explore the world around them, building confidence with Sign Language, Manners & Etiquette, & Physical Fitness and more.

  • Ages 1-2 years
  • Tuition Includes Enrichments

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A Safe Environment for Your Toddler to Thrive

Qualified Teachers

Loving caregivers devoted to toddler development

Secure Facility

Background-checked staff and secure facilities

Parent Communication App

Photos and care notifications sent every day

Enrichment Programs

Musical, problem-solving, and motor skills activities at no extra cost.

L.E.A.P.® Early Learning Designed for Toddlers

Our Learning Experience Academic Program (L.E.A.P.®) is a proven curriculum that nurtures your toddler's development in language, hand-eye coordination, social skills, and problem-solving.

Sign Language

Toddlers continue to learn simple signs to express needs and communicate during daily routines. Monthly signs are shared with families for practice at home.

Manners & Etiquette

Introducing everyday social skills like sitting at the table, using napkins, sharing, taking turns, and being kind to peers in the classroom and playground.

Physical Fitness & Movement

Active play that builds coordination, encourages healthy choices, and forms habits that last a lifetime.

Early Literacy

Foundational literacy skills introduced through phonics, stories, songs, and rhymes.

Teacher-Facilitated Play

Learning areas including dramatic play, gross motor, math and manipulatives for hands-on exploration.

Circle Time & Social-Emotional Development

Group activities that foster social skills, emotional regulation, and learning to interact with peers.

Bringing Learning to Life with Characters

Studies show children learn best when lessons are supported by familiar characters. Your toddler will meet four of our lovable characters who make learning engaging through Sign Language, Early Literacy, Manners, and Physical Fitness.

Meet Our Characters

Toddler Childcare Parents Trust

Happy parents share how our toddler care, curriculum, and communication set our learning program apart.

Luis Cartaya

Luis Cartaya

Rating: 5 stars

11 months ago

The TLE family is great! We love having our child there. The best is the app which provides us pictures every so often showing him eating, playing, or sleeping. It's... Read more

Heather Sprague

Heather Sprague

Rating: 5 stars

2 years ago

The Learning Experience hands down is the absolute best daycare / preschool in town. Our daughter has been attending this school for almost 3 years. The staff is amazing, they... Read more

: Pamela Mejia de Rodriguez

Pamela Mejia de Rodriguez

Rating: 5 stars

2 months ago

We love the Learning Experience. Our son loves his teachers and all the activities that are included within the program like yoga and Spanish. The curriculum it's amazing and they... Read more

Mariana Litrides

Mariana Litrides

Rating: 5 stars

11 months ago

Our son Archer was home with us for the first two years and we were a little worried about putting him in daycare because we didn't think anyone else could... Read more

Peter K

Peter K

Rating: 5 stars

5 months ago

The best place for your child early development very well organized very informative about your child's day. Easy to manage app gives me as a parent peace of mind of... Read more

Reaching Key Year-End Milestones

Our toddler curriculum strengthens movement, communication, and social-emotional skills while building your child's confidence at the right pace.

  • Walk Independently

    Confident walking and beginning to run

  • Increase Independence with Feeding

    Self-feeding with utensils and drinking from cups

  • Follow Simple One-Step Directions

    Understanding and responding to simple requests

  • Respond to Questions

    Answering questions from teachers and trusted adults

  • Make Choices

    Choosing toys and playing with them in simple ways

  • Social Interaction

    Playing alongside peers and beginning to share

A Day in the Life at Our Toddler Daycare

Our structured daily routine encourages exploration and provides a comforting learning environment.

Morning Schedule

Exploration, Language, Play

Mornings spark curiosity and early learning through music, stories, and hands-on exploration. Toddlers join circle time to practice language, movement, and social skills as teachers and Learning Characters model sharing, cooperation, and positive behaviors.

  • Guided learning & exploration
  • Music, stories & early language activities
  • Snack, diapering & handwashing

Afternoon Schedule

Movement, Discovery, Connection

Afternoons blend active play with opportunities for focus and calm. Toddlers participate in enrichment activities that build coordination, communication, and cooperation, followed by outdoor play and one-on-one attention as the day winds down.

  • Enrichment & outdoor play
  • Hands-on learning & social activities
  • Snack, diapering & rest time

An All-Inclusive Approach to Enriched Learning

Toddler enrichments are an extension of our daily curriculum and enhances their learning experience through music, early problem-solving, and movement—all included in your tuition.

Little Musicians

Explore rhythm, beats, and songs that spark creativity and strengthen early language and social skills.

  • Musical instruments to take home
  • Emotional regulation
  • Family showcase at program end

Little Engineers

Hands-on problem-solving activities that build creativity, perseverance, and real-life application skills individually and with peers.

  • Engineering kits to take home
  • Social-emotional regulation
  • Family showcase at program end

Little Goal Getters

Early sports play that builds coordination, balance, and motor skills through throwing, catching, kicking, and more.

  • Sports equipment to take home
  • Basketball & soccer fundamentals
  • Weekly progress updates

Frequently Asked Questions About Our Toddler Program

What is the teacher-to-toddler ratio at The Learning Experience?

The Learning experience meet or exceed all state requirements for teacher-to-toddler ratios to ensure every child receives attentive supervision and toddler care. Ratios vary slightly by state, so families can contact their nearest toddler daycare center for specific details.

How do you teach sign language to toddlers?

We introduce toddlers to simple sign language to help them communicate needs and feelings before words fully develop. Through our Gibby Gibbon® program, children learn a new sign each month and families receive resources to practice together at home.

What does the manners and etiquette program include at The Learning Experience?

Our manners and social-skills lessons, led by Penny Polite®, help toddlers practice kindness, sharing, and polite communication each day. Activities include using respectful language, learning table manners, and developing positive routines with friends.

How much outdoor time do toddlers get?

Toddlers play outside every day in a safe, age-appropriate environment that encourages exploration and movement. Outdoor time includes fitness activities with Flexi Flamingo® and structured play designed to build balance, coordination, and social interaction.

Are enrichment programs really included at no extra cost?

Yes, all enrichment programs are included with tuition at The Learning Experience. These hands-on activities extend classroom learning through music, problem-solving, creative play, and movement—adding variety and excitement at no extra cost.

Does my toddler need to be potty trained?

No, toddlers do not need to be potty trained to join our toddler program. We partner with families to support each child's toilet-training progress at their own pace, with patient guidance, diapering routines, and hygiene practices that build independence and confidence.

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