Infant Programming - 6 Weeks to 1-Year
"It's all of these profound things crashing on you when your child arrives into the world. It's like you've met your reason to live."
~ Johnny Depp
The staff of Arts for Kids is both professional and caring. They will teach and care for your child using their experience and the information they receive from you. Each staff member has or will soon complete the required education to be a professional childcare provider in the State of Wisconsin.
Our committment to quality care begins with the partnership between our care givers and parents, which is especially important in providing the highest quality of care for infants.
Together, parents and care givers develop a daily schedule that meets the individual needs of the child. This open communication will be on-going during the child's time at the Center.
The Center realizes that very young children require an environment that is responsive to individual needs. Our loving care givers respond with kind words, warm smiles and gentle touches to assure infants they are safe, secure and special. Our infant classroom offers an array of bright , stimulating equipment alongside soothing, restful areas. Our infant room is a safe and secure place for infants to explore and learn as they spend their day with us. Each infant is on their own unique feeding, sleep and play schedules. Our nurturing infant program is designed just for them with their best interest at heart. Non mobile infants will be moved to various activities in the room to provide variety and enjoyment in their day.
Children under the age of 2 years old will have a notebook system for direct communication with their teacher(s). In this notebook the teacher will log the daily activities, feedings ad rest times of your child. Parents will be asked to list pertinent information that will ensure the individualized schedule of each child is up to date. To include, but not limited to, the last time the child ate,slept and was changed, as well as mood and sleeping patterns of the night before.
November 2025 News!
Infant I
Hello parents and guardians. We had a great October with our hand and feet art projects as well as our fun little Halloween photoshoot. Please look forward to this coming month of November as we trade pumpkins for turkeys. This month we will focus on Thanksgiving and being thankful. Some reminders: please make sure your bottles are labeled and you have at least three at the daycare. Also, sleep sacks need to be taken home and cleaned every Friday! Let’s have a great November.
Miss Ari and Ms. Kaylee
Infant II
Well we made it through another month. Fall has been so much fun with our themes of leaves, apples, and pumpkins! We were very busy with projects for our Halloween window decorating contest. Your children have been so helpful. We were very excited for you to see our creepy spiders, ghoulie Frankensteins, mummy's, skeletons, and pumpkins.
We have added a sleeping wall of shame of pictures over the years. If your child has fallen asleep at the table, in the bouncer, or on the floor...we have captured it. These pictures are so adorable. Please check it out!
We are working on sippy cups, utensils, and sign language every day.
We had to say goodbye to McKinnley and Cadence as they moved up to Toddler I and III. We also said goodbye to Saijid. We are hoping we see him back again. Leo is now pulling himself up and walking along the table. Cadence was walking before he left. Lily turned one and is surely off and running. Grayson is walking. Zayden is pulling himself up. Sylas is taking steps and free standing. Jade is just moving around and enjoys playing with her friends. Finally we officially welcomed Graham to our room. He's as happy as could be exploring his new room and toys.
I hope everyone had a Happy and safe Halloween!
Ms. Tina and Ms. Kayla
