The Toddler House is carefully structured to encourage exploration, independence, and social interaction. Child-sized furniture and age-appropriate materials create a safe and welcoming space for young learners.

Activities are designed to help toddlers develop basic life skills, such as dressing, eating, and tidying up. These tasks build confidence and foster a sense of self-reliance.

During this sensitive period for language acquisition, we focus on enriching vocabulary through songs, stories, and conversations. Toddlers are encouraged to express themselves and develop communication skills.

Hands-on activities like pouring, scooping, and sorting refine motor skills and introduce toddlers to the joy of purposeful work

The Toddler House provides a safe space for children to interact with their peers, promoting early social skills such as sharing, cooperation, and empathy.

Engaging materials allow toddlers to explore their environment through touch, sight, sound, and movement, aiding sensory and cognitive development.

Large and fine motor activities help toddlers build physical strength, coordination, and balance, preparing them for more complex tasks.

Our experienced Montessori guides observe and support each child, creating individualized learning opportunities while nurturing their natural curiosity and enthusiasm.