Safe, Healthy Toddler Rhythms

Everything needed for toddlers to thrive.

  • Safe play: Indoor gyms and outdoor playgrounds provide a secure environment for play, with age-appropriate equipment, secured furniture, and spaces that promote exploration.
  • Caring supervision: Teachers stay close, guiding safe choices and helping toddlers play together.
  • Clean classrooms: Toys and high-touch surfaces are sanitized throughout the day.
  • Happy mealtimes: Teachers supervise meals and snacks to help reduce choking risks and encourage healthy habits.
  • Cozy naptimes: Nap mats and quiet spaces help toddlers settle in and recharge.
  • Peace of mind all day: Biometric fingerprint entry, approved pick-up procedures, and monitored learning spaces create a secure environment for your child.
Toddlers at a Creme de la Creme daycare
Toddlers playing soccer at a Creme de la Creme daycare
Toddlers at a Creme de la Creme daycare
A Creme de la Creme employee with a toddler at daycare
A Creme de la Creme employee with a toddler at daycare

Designed for Discovery

Gentle Guidance for Big Feelings

Toddlers are learning so much—how to share, communicate, and manage big emotions! When challenging behaviors like biting and tantrums happen, teachers redirect with patience and consistency.

Small Group Play

Throughout the day, toddlers spend time in different learning centers where they can play side by side, practice taking turns, and make friends.

Toddler-Sized Spaces

Child-sized furniture, soft play areas, and cozy corners help toddlers feel comfortable and confident as they make discoveries through immersive play.

The Crème Learning Approach™

Toddlers learn best by doing, moving, imagining, making mistakes, and trying again—and that’s what our curriculum is all about. Throughout the day, you’ll see teachers:

  • Encouraging language through songs, books, conversation, and simple ASL
  • Supporting social skills like sharing, kindness, and taking turns
  • Guiding movement through climbing, dancing, running, and active play
  • Helping toddlers build confidence through art, pretend play, and problem-solving
  • Creating opportunities for small-group play and socialization at learning centers
  • Celebrating new milestones, from first friendships to first words

Monthly Themes

Thematic units introduce toddlers to important and foundational content across all developmental domains.

  • January: Light and Dark
  • February: I Have Feelings
  • March: Amazing Animals
  • April: Growing Gardens
  • May: Colors and Shapes
  • June: Wonderful Water
  • July: What’s the Weather?
  • August: All About Me
  • September: Spaces and Places
  • October: Change Is All Around
  • November: Food and Flavors
  • December: Family and Friends

 

More Than Toddler Care

Toddler daycare in a school setting means more opportunities to learn, socialize, and build confidence every day. Your toddler is supported by a team of caring teachers, enriching activities, and classrooms just right for their age and stage.

You’ll find:

  • A team of trusted teachers, so your child has reliable care and familiar faces every day
  • Structured learning experiences that support language, social skills, movement, creativity, and independence
  • Toddler classrooms, with safe spaces to climb, explore, play, and rest
  • More opportunities to practice sharing, taking turns, and making friends
  • A full day of music, art, books, pretend play, sensory activities, and outdoor time

Why Play Matters

Play is so much more than fun for toddlers. It’s how they build confidence, practice social skills, strengthen language, and make sense of the world around them. To learn more about the importance of play-based learning and how it supports your child’s growth every day, read the blog.

Stay connected all day.

Throughout the day, you’ll receive updates through our family app so you can feel connected to your toddler during your time apart. Teachers share photos, videos, and updates from naps, meals, and milestone moments, giving you a special window into your child’s day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Toddler classrooms include camera monitoring, protected outlets, secured furniture, age-appropriate play equipment, and close teacher supervision. Plus, each school has secure entry systems.

Our low teacher-to-toddler ratios meet state licensing requirements to help ensure every child receives plenty of attention, encouragement, and support throughout the day. Teachers have time to guide play, help with big feelings, support friendships, and respond to each child’s unique personality, routines, and needs.

Teachers guide toddlers through challenging moments with redirection, positive reinforcement, and age-appropriate support. Our goal is to help children build social and emotional skills over time. We partner with families to work through challenging behaviors and communicate about strategies and progress.

Teachers sanitize toys, high-touch surfaces, play spaces, and feeding areas throughout the day. We also use a dedicated “mouthed toy” bin for items that need immediate cleaning. If there’s an illness in the classroom or school, we communicate with families right away, so they know what to watch for.

Toddlers spend their days exploring language, movement, pretend play, art, music, sensory activities, and small-group learning experiences just right for their age and stage. They receive enrichment curriculum and rotate to STEM, Music, Spanish, and Art every day.

Through our family app, teachers share photos, videos, meals, naps, diaper changes, activities, and milestone moments throughout the day. We love to share updates with you!

No, they don’t need to be potty-trained to join our Toddler program. Learning to use the toilet is a journey, and we’re here to help. Our teachers watch for signs of readiness and support children as they learn to use the potty, flush the toilet, and wash their hands.

Toddler tuition includes meals, snacks, diapers, wipes, classroom supplies, and daily updates through our family app.

Teachers create lots of opportunities for toddlers to practice sharing, taking turns, communicating, and playing together in small groups.

Yes. We work closely with families to understand each child’s schedule, preferences, and routines so they can have consistency both at home and at school.

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