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👶 Ages 12–29 Months

👧 Maximum 5 Toddlers Per Cohort

🧠 Developmentally Appropriate Learning Experiences

💬 Language-Rich Environment

🌱 Independence & Practical Life Skills

📅 1PM-4PM, Year-Round Program

The Nest is a boutique toddler development program for children ages 12–29 months designed to support language, movement, social-emotional growth, and emerging independence during one of the most important periods of child development.

With intentionally small cohorts and responsive caregivers, children are provided with meaningful opportunities to explore, communicate, build confidence, and develop foundational skills through hands-on experiences and nurturing relationships.

Come explore The Nest, our boutique toddler enrichment program for children ages 12–29 months. During your visit, you'll tour the space, learn about our Montessori-inspired approach, whole - child curriculum, meet the team, and have an opportunity to ask questions about our curriculum, enrollment, tuition, and program expectations.

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Why The First Two Years Matter

The first years of life lay the foundation for future learning, communication, relationships, and emotional well-being.

At The Nest, we intentionally create experiences that support the rapid growth occurring during this stage of development. Through responsive interactions, sensory exploration, movement, music, practical life experiences, and guided social opportunities, children are encouraged to develop confidence in themselves and the world around them.

Personalized, Developmentally Intentional Learning

Every experience within The Nest is carefully selected to support foundational toddler development through:

  • sensory exploration

  • movement

  • practical life activities

  • language-rich interaction

  • music & rhythm

  • developmental observation profiles used to guide individualized support and classroom experiences

  • year-round enrollment consistency

  • and relationship-based learning

Rather than rushing academics, we focus on building the core developmental foundations that support lifelong learning and confidence.

RN-designed Curriculum and Environment

As a registered nurse-curated environment, The Nest was thoughtfully designed with early childhood wellness, regulation, attachment, and developmental responsiveness in mind.

Our programming intentionally supports:

  • emotional safety

  • sensory regulation

  • healthy routines

  • responsive caregiving

  • nervous system awareness

  • and developmentally appropriate expectations for toddler behavior

  • daily report sheets including diaper changes , snacks and proud moments

This foundation allows us to create an environment that prioritizes not only learning — but the overall well-being of the whole child.

🧠 BCBA-Informed Developmental Profiles

Families enrolled in The Nest receive monthly developmental observation profiles designed to help guide individualized learning experiences and classroom support strategies.

These observations may include:

  • social engagement

  • communication milestones

  • sensory preferences

  • play development

  • emotional regulation

  • adaptive/self-help skills

  • fine and gross motor observations

Our goal is not to pathologize development, but to thoughtfully understand each child as an individual learner so we can better support their growth, confidence, and emerging independence and tailor lesson delivery

These profiles are observational and educational in nature and are not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace medical or therapeutic evaluation.

Our Philosophy

We believe toddlers are capable, curious, and eager to participate in the world around them.

Rather than viewing young children as passive recipients of care, we view them as active learners deserving of meaningful experiences, respectful interactions, and opportunities to develop confidence through exploration.

At The Nest, children are given the time, support, and encouragement they need to grow into capable, independent learners while building secure relationships with trusted caregivers.

What Does a Typical Day Look Like?

• Welcome & Connection Time

• Music & Movement

• Sensory Exploration

• Language & Story Experiences

• Practical Life Activities

• Snack & Social Learning

• Free Exploration & Discovery

Tuition & Enrollment

Two-Day Cohort

Tuesday & Thursday
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$350/month

Three-Day Cohort

Monday, Wednesday & Friday
1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

$450/month

Limited Enrollment

To preserve the integrity of our program and maintain individualized attention, enrollment is intentionally limited to five toddlers per cohort.

Once a cohort reaches capacity, families will be placed on a waitlist.