Programs Overview

Learn. Move. Grow.

Children receive more than just quality care at Little Dreams — they experience a warm, supportive environment that feels like home.

Beyond meeting daily needs, we focus on fostering growth through enrichment activities that spark creativity, curiosity, and confidence. From play-based learning to hands-on art projects, every activity is designed to encourage social, emotional, and developmental growth while ensuring each child feels safe, loved, and celebrated.

Hours: 7 A.M. - 6 P.M.

Infant Care

Newborn - 16 months

$400 per week

Providing infants with a safe place to grow and learn.

As babies grow, we support their motor skill development by encouraging them to sit independently, pull up, crawl, and begin cruising/walking.

Young Toddlers

17 Months - 2.5 Years

$380 per week

Encouraging toddlers’ growth through social skills, creativity, and movement.

We’ll help toddlers grow through a balance of movement, learning, and creativity—engaging in art projects, circle time, music, and active play that build coordination, curiosity, and early social skills.

We support toddlers in learning to listen, following directions, and building positive self-control through guidance and consistent routines.

Pre-School 1

2.5 - 3.5 Years

$365 per week

Building independence, curiosity, and confidence through play and learning.

Our pre-school 1 program encourages growing independence, confidence, and curiosity through hands-on learning and play. Children explore language and problem-solving skills while engaging in art, music, story time, and group activities that build social connections.

With guidance and structured routines, we help toddlers develop self-help skills, potty training, and a love for learning in a supportive, nurturing environment.

Pre-K

3.5 Years and Up
$365 per week

Preparing children for kindergarten through play, learning, and discovery.

The Pre-K program prepares children for kindergarten through play-based learning and structured activities to build academic and social readiness. Children explore early reading, math, science, and problem-solving skills in an environment that encourages curiosity and confidence.

Daily routines include circle time, art, music, and hands-on projects that foster creativity and collaboration, helping each child develop independence and prepare them for lifelong learning.