As our an infants advance from first  steps to toddling around and climbing small structures, as hey begin eating solid food confidently, as they follow a predictable routine and adhere to a “1-nap a day” schedule, they are transitioned to the Dandelion Room.  There, three highly qualified caregivers engage ten toddlers in a wide variety of activities including blocks, chunky books, stacking cups, stories, climbing, painting, sensory, singing, and dancing. The warm, gentle care provided by the staff keeps the children clean, safe, stimulated and eager to learn.

Language and self-awareness blossom in a toddler's second year of life. Mobility vastly improves and the child's curiosity awakens. It compels the toddler to investigate spatial concepts as well as fine motor skills. Two-year-old’s also begin to develop meaningful friendships.

Each day is filled with art and sensory experiences, stories, circle time, small and large muscle activities, and opportunities to develop social skills. Special low-to-the-ground toilets and sinks for hand washing make the challenges of self-care more manageable, while helping the toddlers to foster independence.