Little Miracles Child Development Center

Every moment with an infant is precious. We coo, cuddle, rock, sing and bond with your baby.
Infants are given stimulating toys and activities to experiment with and at their own pace.

Our experienced and educated teachers use various forms of entertainment such as finger puppets, storytelling,
and directional songs and games, which serve to acquaint them with the function needed for classroom
participation at a larger age.

Our specially designed infant care room is a place where babies feel safe, secure and happy. Personal cribs,
separate areas for changing and feeding; ensure clean playing, eating and sleeping spaces.

Our loving teachers begin the foundational work for later learning and help infants develop their skills.

We align our infants experiences based on the Ohio Infant and Toddler Guidelines developed by the Department
of Education.

We never forget that you are your child’s most important teacher, so we’ll work with you, give you daily reports
and offer tips on how to reinforce what your child learns in his/her time with us.

Childhood is the most
beautiful of all life's seasons.
~Author Unknown

Baby Circle Time We clap, sing, read daily stories and give lots of warm hugs and get ready for the exciting day ahead	Music and Movement Little ones love to listen and dance to music. We play classical music to stimulate their minds and fun nursery rhymes to entertain and teach.
Developing Skills Physical development of coordinated motor skills is a large part of an infant's first year. He/she will be introduced to different activities daily that help build physical strength, gross and fine motor coordination skills.	Brain Games Infants begin to use and integrate their senses right away to explore their new world. Through Brain Games activities, children use one or more of their developing senses related to memory, spatial orientation, and cause and effect.
Language Communication development activities help develop skills in an environment rich with sights, sounds and consistent exposure to speech and language.	Building Lasting Relationships Making Friends activities promote early social interactions and conversations, and a relationship of trust between your child and his/her caregiver.

Your Infant's Day