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Irving Park Infant Toddler Center is the Sacramento-location campus of Irving Park Early Learning Center in Chicago, providing early childhood care and learning for children from 6 weeks through preschool. The center uses a play-based curriculum with daily outdoor time and bilingual (Spanish) exposure.
Irving Park Infant Toddler Center (the Sacramento location of Irving Park Early Learning Center) provides care and early learning for children from 6 weeks through 5 years. The site serves local Chicago neighborhoods and operates alongside a nearby partner location as part of a single program community.
The program emphasizes play-based learning and monthly, theme-based lesson plans aligned with developmental milestones. Lead teachers observe and track each child’s progress and plan activities that support language, fine motor, early literacy and math, social-emotional skills, and independence. Daily routines include no-screen-time learning, use of sign language as an early communication tool, and regular photo and activity updates to families via a parent app.
Lead teachers hold early childhood degrees and staff complete ongoing annual training hours; several team members have long tenures at the center. Programs run by age group include infant, toddler, two/three-year-old, and preschool classrooms with weekly lesson plans, twice-yearly parent-teacher conferences, and bilingual Spanish exposure woven into the day. The center also hosts family events and maintains an open-door policy for parents.
Care for babies in a nurturing, well-organized setting that emphasizes responsive caregiving, freedom of movement, gross-motor development and use of baby sign language.
Play-based activities and personalized lesson plans that support physical, cognitive, social-emotional and language development in a spacious classroom setting.
Classroom experiences that build independence, early social skills, motor development and creative expression through art, dramatic play and exploratory activities.
Hands-on, curiosity-driven activities that develop language, social-emotional skills and school readiness at an individualized pace.
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