Grace Childcare provides infant programs for children age 3 months to 18 months. A warm and loving atmosphere prevails in our infant rooms,
where a 1:2 ratio (one adult to two infants) enables us to provide individualized care for each baby. Infants are nurtured through a variety of
sensory and movement experiences, and the importance of following each baby's sleep, feeding and play routines, as it is done at home, is
mirrored in our care. The importance of communication between parents and childcare providers is emphasized through a daily record of each
baby's activities, food intake and diaper routine.

Grace Childcare provides toddler programs for children age 18 months to 2½ years. As each child grows and develops, we provide the
opportunity for safe, supervised exploration in our busy toddler area. A 1:3 ratio (one adult to three toddlers) is provided during programming
time. As in all our rooms, age-appropriate toys, equipment and art supplies are in abundance to encourage busy little hands and minds.

Grace Childcare provides preschool programs for children age 2½ to 4 years. By supplying children with appropriate activities to facilitate
math and language skills (such as games, arts, crafts, baking, etc.), they learn to explore, differentiate, make choices and understand concepts.
Each child is assisted in developing social awareness through interaction with other children and with responsible, accepting adults. Also, the
program includes thematic learning circles, creative arts and storytelling, music and drama, cooking and science, and sand and water play.
During programming time, our provider to child ratio is 1:5.

Grace Childcare provides before and after school programs for children age 4 to 12 years, in which a diverse range of activities are provided, including sports, arts, crafts and games. A quiet area is always available for homework. Full-time care is available on school professional
development days and winter and spring breaks at an additional nominal fee. The Day Nurseries Act requires a 1:5 provider to child ratio.