Tiny Totz Childcare Center

Welcome to Tiny Totz! Where we care for your child from bassinet to backyard! In a time of flashy franchises, we strive to provide more personal care. Upon visiting our center, you will discover we are a very cozy, home-like environment. In a time of...

Welcome to Tiny Totz! Where we care for your child from bassinet to backyard! In a time of flashy franchises, we strive to provide more personal care. Upon visiting our center, you will discover we are a very cozy, home-like environment. In a time of flashy franchises, we strive to provide a much more intimate, personal care program. One in which every person in our center will know you and your child. We consider good communication with our parents to best meet the needs of each child. -Infants- Our infants spend their days being rocked, sung to, read to, and played with. We will always give breakfast and prepare bottles for moms in a hurry. Movement such as crawling, cruising and then walking will be encouraged in our large infant play space. Learning is constantly taking place as babies search, explore and discover their world through play. -​Toddlers- Our toddlers are ready to start having more structure in their day. At Tiny Totz, we believe in an eclectic approach to learning. One in which our kids have structure, as well as free play. In structure, little ones begin to learn how to listen to a teacher and take turns etc. Our structured time consists of circle time, story time, songs, as well as the development of fine motor skills and creativity through such things as blocks, large “legos”, playdough, and crafts. Their imagination is expanded through dress up, dolls and tool bench play. Large motor skills are developed through outdoor play. Our kids will be outside everyday that is reasonable weather wise. In addition to snack and naptime, our toddlers will have free play where they have the freedom to choose what appeals to them. Our younger toddlers tend to parallel play, which then develops into our older toddlers beginning to interact with friends. This is where turn taking and respect for others feelings begins to develop, as well as social interaction skills.