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19 to 24 Months

Young Toddlers

Exploring the World Through Play

As toddlers become more independent, our curriculum encourages curiosity, confidence, and exploration in a safe and nurturing environment.

Young toddler smiling during a hands-on art project

Curriculum

Curriculum in the Young Toddlers

Teachers encourage communication, emotional expression, problem-solving, and positive social interactions while introducing routines that foster independence. Daily activities also begin preparing children for self-help skills such as handwashing, feeding themselves, and early toileting readiness.

Hands-on discovery centers
Music and movement
Language-rich conversations and storytime
Art and sensory experiences
Outdoor exploration
Early math and science concepts
Social play with peers

What Makes This Program Special

Unique Features of the Young Toddlers

Sensory & Art Centers

Playdough, paint, water tables, and textures build fine motor skills every day.

Language Explosion Support

Teachers narrate, label, and expand on toddler words to grow vocabulary fast.

Self-Help Skills

Handwashing, spoon feeding, and simple cleanup routines build early independence.

Toileting Readiness

Gentle introduction to the potty on your child's timeline, in partnership with home.

Music & Movement

Songs, instruments, and dance strengthen coordination and self-expression.

Daily Outdoor Time

Safe, enclosed play areas for climbing, running, and nature discovery.

FAQ

Young Toddlers FAQs

Never. Learning at this age looks like conversation, storytime, songs, sorting, matching, and sensory play. We build the pre-literacy and pre-math foundation your toddler needs, one joyful moment at a time.

Ready to visit the Young Toddlers?

Come tour our Dunwoody campus and meet the teachers who'll know your child by name from day one.

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