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Six Programs for Children 6 Weeks to 12 Years

Each program is built for what that age can do next.

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Programs by age

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6 weeks

Infant Care

In the infant room, caregivers follow each baby's own routine for feeding, sleeping, and play. Days stay gentle and unhurried, so comfort and secure attachment come first. Babies are held, talked to, and given floor time to reach and roll. Caregivers share the small details of your baby's day with you.

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1–3 years

Toddler Care

In the toddler room, children explore and play together. Guided play, music and hands-on learning build language, motor skills and independence. Sensory fun and active social play help toddlers grow in confidence. They are very active with big activities, and children learn a lot while they are there.

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Pre-K

Preschool & Pre-Kindergarten

Preschool and Pre-K mix structured learning with creative play. Hands-on activities feed curiosity, social skills and the foundations children carry into kindergarten and beyond. Teachers guide the group through projects and games, then step back so children can try things themselves. Days stay balanced, so learning feels like play.

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school-age children

Before and After School Care

Before and after school, children arrive to a safe, structured space with room to play and relax. Staff help children complete homework, and lesson plans keep learning going outside school hours. Children build positive social experiences with their peers. Transportation is available to and from many schools in the Allentown and Bethlehem School Districts.

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school-age children

Summer Camp

Summer camp keeps school-age children active, engaged, and inspired through school breaks. Days include outdoor play, creative arts, and themed learning experiences, so there is something new to look forward to. Children build friendships while exploring interests in a safe and supervised setting. The mix of fun and learning helps prevent summer learning loss.

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Meals & Nutrition

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and three snacks arrive daily through the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals are planned for balance and energy, so children can grow and learn through the day. Mealtime is social and educational: children eat together and learn about healthy choices while they eat. Ask the center about menus and any allergies.

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