Infants:
For children 6 weeks through 12 months:
Welcome to our infant program! This program services children 6 weeks through 12 months. The space is designed to be comfortable and inviting. Relaxing music is played throughout the day and “pods” are set up for various learning experiences. In this area the Pennsylvania State ratio is 1 teacher to every 4 infants. Our policy states that when the third infant arrives a second staff member will be assigned to assist the lead teacher, making the ratio as low as 1:2 on some days. While your child is in our care, the teacher will record all things that take place throughout the day on an “Infant Daily Sheet”.
For mobile children (young toddlers 12-23 months) the transition begins into the toddler program. This space is designed for the children to begin to explore more independently. For safety reasons, transition to the toddler program will not fully take place until a child is walking.
Supply List for Infants:
*Families are only asked to supply the items listed
• Diapers (full unopened package)
• Pacifier (if your child uses one)
• 2 Bottles (to stay at the center)
• 2 Complete change of clothes appropriate for current weather
• A light jacket or sweatshirt must be left in your child’s cubby at all times
(except in the winter months)
• Sunscreen (during the months of May-September)
Infant Meals:
The Center participates in the food program.
Therefore, we will provide Gerber Good Start formula for your infant if you chose to use this brand. If not, we ask that you provide the center with the formula of your choice. As a child reaches the age of 4, 8 & 12 months, the food program lays out the next stages of food appropriate for the child. At each milestone, your child's teacher will review the appropriate forms for you to complete on what your child will be served. The Center will provide your child with all meals while in care.
Young Toddlers:
For children 13 months through 24 months:
Welcome to our young toddler program! This program services children 12 months through 23 months. This is the age where the transitions between the infant and toddler classroom take place. For non-mobile children, they will stay in the infant area until they are comfortable on their feet or are showing an interest in the transition. For mobile children the transition begins into the toddler program. This space is designed for the children to begin to explore more independently. For safety reasons, transition to the toddler program will not fully take place until a child is walking.
In the young toddler group, we help them to strive for independence. We believe that allowing them to discover on their own helps build social/emotional skills. The classroom is designed to promote each child’s development at a rate that is their own. Children are introduced to various experiences in order for them to begin to explore the world around them. Although this room builds its activities to align with the Infant / Toddler Pennsylvania State Standards, we understand that children learn in many different ways and at many different rates and therefore children are never forced to master any skill they are not ready for.
As in the infant area, all meals are included and the staff in this rooms will complete daily reports for each child with information including diaper changes, meals and sleeping routines. With the combination of daily sheets and conversations with staff, families are able to stay as connected as possible to their child's day. The staff follows strict ratio guidelines in order to ensure that your child will have as much attention and one on one time with our staff as possible. The center will provide your child with a Pack 'n Plays or a cot for naptime (depending on the child's age and what is most comfortable for them).
Supply List for Young Toddlers:
Families are only asked to supply the items listed
• Diapers or pull ups (full unopened package)
• Sippy Cup (to stay at the center)
• Blanket & Pillow for nap
• 2 Complete change of clothes appropriate for current weather
• A light jacket or sweatshirt must be left in your child’s cubby at all times
(except in the winter months)
• Sunscreen (during the months of May-September)
If your child is potty training, please provide the following in addition to the items mentioned above:
• Underwear
• A total of 3 sets of clothes for your child's cubby
For children 6 weeks through 12 months:
Welcome to our infant program! This program services children 6 weeks through 12 months. The space is designed to be comfortable and inviting. Relaxing music is played throughout the day and “pods” are set up for various learning experiences. In this area the Pennsylvania State ratio is 1 teacher to every 4 infants. Our policy states that when the third infant arrives a second staff member will be assigned to assist the lead teacher, making the ratio as low as 1:2 on some days. While your child is in our care, the teacher will record all things that take place throughout the day on an “Infant Daily Sheet”.
For mobile children (young toddlers 12-23 months) the transition begins into the toddler program. This space is designed for the children to begin to explore more independently. For safety reasons, transition to the toddler program will not fully take place until a child is walking.
Supply List for Infants:
*Families are only asked to supply the items listed
• Diapers (full unopened package)
• Pacifier (if your child uses one)
• 2 Bottles (to stay at the center)
• 2 Complete change of clothes appropriate for current weather
• A light jacket or sweatshirt must be left in your child’s cubby at all times
(except in the winter months)
• Sunscreen (during the months of May-September)
Infant Meals:
The Center participates in the food program.
Therefore, we will provide Gerber Good Start formula for your infant if you chose to use this brand. If not, we ask that you provide the center with the formula of your choice. As a child reaches the age of 4, 8 & 12 months, the food program lays out the next stages of food appropriate for the child. At each milestone, your child's teacher will review the appropriate forms for you to complete on what your child will be served. The Center will provide your child with all meals while in care.
Young Toddlers:
For children 13 months through 24 months:
Welcome to our young toddler program! This program services children 12 months through 23 months. This is the age where the transitions between the infant and toddler classroom take place. For non-mobile children, they will stay in the infant area until they are comfortable on their feet or are showing an interest in the transition. For mobile children the transition begins into the toddler program. This space is designed for the children to begin to explore more independently. For safety reasons, transition to the toddler program will not fully take place until a child is walking.
In the young toddler group, we help them to strive for independence. We believe that allowing them to discover on their own helps build social/emotional skills. The classroom is designed to promote each child’s development at a rate that is their own. Children are introduced to various experiences in order for them to begin to explore the world around them. Although this room builds its activities to align with the Infant / Toddler Pennsylvania State Standards, we understand that children learn in many different ways and at many different rates and therefore children are never forced to master any skill they are not ready for.
As in the infant area, all meals are included and the staff in this rooms will complete daily reports for each child with information including diaper changes, meals and sleeping routines. With the combination of daily sheets and conversations with staff, families are able to stay as connected as possible to their child's day. The staff follows strict ratio guidelines in order to ensure that your child will have as much attention and one on one time with our staff as possible. The center will provide your child with a Pack 'n Plays or a cot for naptime (depending on the child's age and what is most comfortable for them).
Supply List for Young Toddlers:
Families are only asked to supply the items listed
• Diapers or pull ups (full unopened package)
• Sippy Cup (to stay at the center)
• Blanket & Pillow for nap
• 2 Complete change of clothes appropriate for current weather
• A light jacket or sweatshirt must be left in your child’s cubby at all times
(except in the winter months)
• Sunscreen (during the months of May-September)
If your child is potty training, please provide the following in addition to the items mentioned above:
• Underwear
• A total of 3 sets of clothes for your child's cubby
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For additional information or questions,
please email:
info@emlcinc.com
info@emlcinc.com
Infants & Young Toddlers
(6 weeks through 23 months)
(6 weeks through 23 months)
The
teacher's in this room are:
Miss LC Casassa: lcasassa@emlcinc.com
Miss Cortney Gordon : cgordon@emlcinc.com
Miss LC Casassa: lcasassa@emlcinc.com
Miss Cortney Gordon : cgordon@emlcinc.com
*EMLC, Inc. is a participant in the food program. Therefore, we will
provide your child with breakfast, lunch and pm snack.
*Infants are provided with all baby food and Gerber Good Start Formula. Families may choose to provide their own formula or breast milk.
"In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs)."
"To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whiten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer."
*Infants are provided with all baby food and Gerber Good Start Formula. Families may choose to provide their own formula or breast milk.
"In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs)."
"To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whiten Building, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (202) 720-5964 (voice and TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer."