Zoe's Classroom
6 weeks - 12 months

The Mango’s Place™ focus for infants includes a nurturing environment, while stimulating their cognitive development with activities such as tummy time, visual tracking, open ended play and providing a sense of security. To discover more about our infant program, continue scrolling.

What We Learn

Cognitive Development

Mango’s Place uses high contrast manipulatives to help strengthen visual development in young infants. Infants will explore their senses with sensory blocks, colorful playmats and can listen along with a variety of classical music, sing-along songs and instruments.

Tummy Time

Encouraging infants to build muscles and coordination needed for rolling over, crawling, reaching and later standing and walking. Supervised tummy time is crucial in the earliest months of an infant’s development. Teachers are trained to encourage the infant’s ability to lift their heads using high contrast manipulatives and moving objects to keep them engaged.

Visual Tracking

Teachers will encourage visual tracking at each milestone by using high contrast flash cards, mirrors and light up manipulatives. Helping infants master the skill of tracking moving objects assists in the develop of hand eye coordination, which is a skill later used for reading and writing.

Meal Time

Daily Schedule

Important Note:

Schedules are subject to change based on the needs of children.

7:00am to 9:00am

Arrivals, Breakfast, Cognitive Development Activities

9:00am to 11:00am

Visual Development Activities

11:00am to 12:30pm

Lunch and Socialization Activities

12:30pm to 2:30pm

Nap and Quiet Time Activities

2:30pm to 4:00pm

Physical Development Activities

4:00pm to 6:00pm

Pack up, Cognitive Development Activities

Visual Development / Social Activities

These activities include: Play mats, visual tracking, high contrast cards, flashcards and books. / Peek-a-boo, mirror time – self recognition and tummy time facing friends.

Cognitive Development

These activities include: Repetitive games, interaction with other children, responding to different facial expressions, exploring new objects, cloth books to explore textures and musical exploration.

Physical Development

These activities include: exploring, crawling and pulling themselves up, push and pull games with balls and soft toys, walking, talking, dancing and singing action songs, action games like peek-a-boo and pat-a-cake and pretending to be an animal.

Jungle Insights

Cribs and crib sheets are provided for all children in attendance. Sleep sacks and swaddle blankets are permitted for children unable to roll themselves over. Blankets can be placed in cribs at 12 months of age. Please visit our Parent Handbook for more information.

Please provide a sufficient quantity of disposable diapers for your child’s visit, along with a change of clothing. Licensing requires diapers to be checked every two hours or when needed. Please visit our Parent Handbook for more information.

Mango’s Place takes great pride in our cleaned and well-kept facilities. Toys, play equipment, meal and sleep areas are deep cleaned and sanitized on a regular basis with hospital -grade, natural cleaning products.