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.
October 2026 News!
Infant I
Happy October, everyone!
Infant 1 has been having a blast learning all about ourselves. Through songs, giggles, and playtime, we've explored who we are—from our names, emotions and feelings, to our favorite body parts in "Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes." Now that fall is officially here, we're diving into all things autumn, including leaves, colors, and cozy vibes. Plus, we're planning some spooky-fun Halloween activities to celebrate the season.
Speaking of growth—our kiddos have been sprouting up so fast! Ryan has joined our Infant II crew, and Kasher will be following shortly. Mid-September we welcomed Margot R. to our group, with her bright smiles and adventurous spirit. Sonny will be joining us starting October 1st, and we can't wait!
Our little movers and shakers are hitting some amazing milestones too. Kasher, Amelia, and Margot C. are scooting all around the room, reaching for toys and discovering new corners. Alorah is a happy, sitting-up superstar, while Cade and Margot R. are absolutely nailing their head control—those strong necks are on display! And Grant and Luella? They're building those leg muscles one jumper bounce at a time!
Here's to October adventures, new friends, and all the wonderful moments ahead. We're so grateful to be on this journey with your little ones!
Ms. Angela and Ms. Jazzlyn
Infant II
Hello Families - October brings us more fun changes in the Infant II classroom. We said goodbye to Lyla as she moved on to Toddler 1. And she is fully ready. She's got all the spunk and energy. We will miss her as she has grown into her fun loving personality. In her place Kasher has moved up. He will enjoy the space to roll and crawl around. We are excited to have him. Baylie is crawling and loves to try to crawl out the door when she hears it open, and she's getting fast! She's adventurous now. She wants so badly to be able to pull herself up. Charlotte has found her own way to move around. She has started army crawling and if she feels like changing it up, she pushes herself on her back with her feet, and she loves to chatter. Ryan has amazed us. Almost overnight he went from just sitting or laying on his belly to crawling, moving to sitting from his belly and pulling himself up. I guess his friends were good influences. TJ loves exploring the room and playing with his peers. He has recently struck an interest in pushing the walkers. We are hoping he'll take off walking soon. Charles is unstoppable. He is always on the go. He gets from place to place by rolling or army crawling. He moves quickly from one side of the room to the other. His current interest is under the table. Alexander was gone 2 weeks in September and came back a much bigger boy. He's moving so much faster and also bear crawling. He also likes to express how he really feels. Willa fit right back into the room after having summer off. She's walking all over, but she still likes pushing the walkers for fun. Willa loves looking at books, carrying her favorite toys around with her, playing and being silly with Lyla and Baylie. We have some fun fall projects planned using your child's hands and feet.
Happy Fall,
Ms. Tina and Ms. Kayla
