Mother & Toddler
Mother & toddler
A toddler’s brain develops at an amazing speed, as does their growing body. Children between the ages of 10 months to 3 years need an environment that is conducive to their physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development. These years also mark a good time for your child’s introduction to the outside community through mother and toddler programs. These programs are designed to facilitate bonding between caregivers and toddlers, encourage children to explore their surroundings, develop their vocabulary, and build interpersonal skills by interacting with other children.
What is Special About Montana International Preschool's Mother and Toddler Program
The mother and toddler program at Montana International Preschool is specifically designed to help you build a stronger bond with your child as they navigate this crucial phase of growing up. With a well-rounded curriculum and monthly themes your toddler is exposed to a range of activities that stimulate each of their senses, our toddler program familiarizes the child with their surroundings by encouraging their innate curiosity to explore.
Our students play with educational toys, blocks, and building sets, solve puzzles and riddles, and participate in an array of sensory activities under the watchful guidance of their mothers and an experienced teacher. They also get ample of opportunities to develop their language and communication skills.
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Focus Areas in our Mother and Toddler Program
- Facilitate mother-toddler bonding
- Introduce children to a pre-school environment
- Develop motor skills by playing with blocks and toys
- Build creativity through scribbling
- Develop cognitive skills by solving puzzles
- Help toddlers build language and communication skills
- Build interpersonal skills through interactions with others
- Encourage children to explore their imaginative side through role play and other fun activities
Daily Base Activities
- Easy alphabet puzzles
- Fun math games
- Scribbling with colorful crayons
- Messy play activities
- Free play with other children
- Playing with toys and building blocks
- Art and drawing
- Rhymes and story time
- Music and dance
