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Infant's Daily Routine

 Infants eat, sleep, and have diaper changes as needed throughout the day while maintaining as regular a routine as possible. Elder’s Childcare Center works with families to plan individual schedules as dictated by the needs and actions of the infant.

Arrival/Breakfast

 Talk with children to help them make a smooth transition from home to the center. Teachers will find out how the child spent the previous evening and how their morning has started. After everyone eats we may want to spend a few moments adding each child’s name to the Attendance Chart. Choose children to place one or more characters in the pockets on the Weather Display to show the day’s weather.

Morning Play - Physical, Language, Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Development

 As children play, the teachers will watch for the best times to present the vocabulary cards, songs, games, projects, or other activities to a small group or one- on- one. As children mature we offer very short whole-group activities. However, it is best to allow alternate activities for children who are not yet interested in joining whole group activities.

Lunch

Lunch is a wonderful social situation with rich vocabulary. This is a time for teachers to listen and for children to communicate with the teacher and each other. 

Rest/Nap

Lullabies are perfect for helping children relax. We also read books.

Afternoon Play - Physical, Language, Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Development

 Repeat activities from the morning or offer new activities. Young children may need to be exposed to an activity a few times before they are ready to try. They will benefit from repeating the activities they enjoy.

Outdoor Activities

Infants have walks in their buggies as the weather permits.

Required Forms

Elder's Enrollment Form (docx)Download
Emergency Form (pdf)Download
Elder's Authorization Form (DOC)Download
Health Inventory Form (pdf)Download
Maryland Immunization Form (pdf)Download
Blood Lead Testing Form (pdf)Download
Infant Toddler Food Intake Form (pdf)Download
Infant Supply Form (docx)Download
Infant's Daily Routine (Print Version) (docx)Download

Call us for more information or to schedule an interview!

301-505-5156

9105 Oxon Hill Road
Fort Washington, MD 20744

athomas@elderschildcare.com
elderschildcare.com

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Elders Child Care Center

9105 Oxon Hill Road, Fort Washington, MD 20744

P: 301-505-5156 | E: Athomas@elderschildcare.com

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