Our Programs

Gentle yoga sessions for infants and toddlers help improve:

• Physical strength and flexibility
• Emotional regulation and mindfulness
• Social skills and focus

These calming routines encourage a deep sense of well-being and body awareness, while enhancing the parent-child or caregiver-child bond.

Music and movement classes include:

• Singing, dancing, and rhythm games
• Acting like animals and waving scarves
• Exploring instruments

These activities foster coordination, sensory awareness, and joyful emotional expression while supporting early brain development.

Daily outdoor play supports:

• Gross motor skills and coordination
• Sensory and cognitive stimulation
• Confidence, imagination, and love for nature

In alignment with BC Child Care Licensing Regulation, we provide at least 60 minutes of outdoor time, divided into shorter, toddler-friendly sessions throughout the day.

Our creative art program inspires children to:

• Explore color, shape, and texture
• Develop fine motor skills
• Express emotions through hands-on projects

From painting to crafting, children experience joy in creating and sharing their unique artwork in a safe, nurturing environment.

Once a week, children are introduced to the French language through:

• Songs and simple vocabulary
• Interactive games and playful repetition
• Fun cultural elements and stories

These sessions are led by an external French teacher, offering a joyful and engaging way to explore a new language. Children develop listening skills, language curiosity, and multicultural awareness in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Note: The French language teacher is a visiting specialist, not part of our regular staff.

Children are encouraged to ask questions, explore ideas, and think critically in age-appropriate, playful ways. Through stories, visuals, and group discussions, we nurture reasoning, empathy, and emotional expression.

This practice supports self-awareness and deep thinking while enhancing communication and listening skills.

We believe even the youngest minds can explore big ideas in small, meaningful ways.