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Infant Programs

The first year of life is full of wonder, change, and deep connection. At WOW, we don’t just provide care—we build trust. Our infant program offers responsive, individualized routines, consistent caregivers, and a peaceful environment where your baby is seen, soothed, and supported every step of the way. This is where secure relationships begin—and learning takes root.

The HighScope Difference

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Adult Child Interaction

Each child has a primary care giver that will stay in constant contact with you through our Procare App. Your child will work one on one daily on their individualized learning goals

Learning Environment

Our classrooms are full of ever changing learning materials, carefully picked to make sure you child is staying actively engaged and developing. 

Schedules and Routines

We believe it is important to follow each family's individualized schedules for their infant. You will update your teacher daily on expectations for your child's daily needs

Observation

Each child at WOW receives annual cognitive and social/emotional screenings. Three times a year you will receive a developmental assessment and an ongoing child observation records. 

Your Child's Day at WOW

Greeting Time

Each day you will meet with a teacher to discuss your child's schedule, mood and any requests you have for the day

Small Group Learning

Teachers lead a one on one lesson to build one area of your child's development

Music and Movement

Throughout the day your child will engage in songs, finger plays, and active movement to music. 

Naps and Rest

We will work with your schedule, and your child's needs to make sure they have plenty of rest while at WOW.

Body Care Time

Body care time is a learning time! We will actively engage your child during changes and handwashing to build communication and self care skills.

Choice Time

Teachers actively engage children as children follow their interests in order to build over 30 areas of development. 

Read It Again

To build early literacy skills, WOW participates in Read It Again, a program developed by OSU. Our engaging story times, and interactive early literacy programs will help your child build a strong love of reading.

Meals and Snacks

All food is provided by parents, and fed on your schedule until your child approaches 18 months of age. We use meals to build social and communication skills. 

Outdoor Exploration

Weather appropriate, children go outside daily. Young children go on a buggy ride, older children explore the playground. 

Social/Emotional 

Each child at WOW participates in a social/emotional learning program created to work on age appropriate skills and encourage healthy communication. 

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Staff Spotlight

With over 27 years at WOW, Ms. Loretta is more than an infant teacher—she’s a calming presence, a trusted partner to families, and a living piece of our program’s heart. Known for her gentle voice, deep wisdom, and unwavering dedication, Loretta has helped generations of babies take their very first steps—literally and emotionally. Families often say, “We came to WOW for the program… but we stayed for Loretta.”

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