Your child's development is an important aspect of the care they receive here at Wee Whales. During this critical period of their childhood, a sense of independence, healthy structure, and exposure to natural materials goes a long way.

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My program incorporates the following:​
 

• Exposure to the Spanish Language - ​Speaking predominantly Spanish in the daycare with the children provides a unique opportunity for non-Spanish speakers to get exposure to a second language. At the same time, children who speak Spanish at home can also retain their language as well.

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• Play/Theme-Based Curriculum* - Every week, we cover a different theme that is incorporated into the different aspects of the daycare, such as the sensory activities, imagination area, books, toys, and activities.
   

• Learning Through Play - Children are introduced to activities and toys that allow them to play in an open-ended way, and most toys and activities use natural materials and minimal plastic. We work with children on their different senses and areas of development through sensory activities, reading (and introduction to writing for preschoolers), gross- and fine-motor activities, to name a few.

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*All children are exposed to a weekly theme. Children age 2 begin to follow part of the preschool curriculum that children ages 3 and up are following.