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The Toddler House Oak Forest/The Heights location in Houston is a family-owned child care center that serves children beginning in infancy through elementary school age. The Oak Forest location uses the Frog Street curriculum and offers planned curricula, summer programming, field trips and transportation to and from local public schools.
The Oak Forest/The Heights location of The Toddler House provides full‑time and part‑time child care for young children and school‑age families. Programming at the centre emphasizes physical, cognitive, emotional, social, creative and early academic development in a multicultural environment.
The centre uses structured, age‑appropriate curricula, including the Frog Street curriculum and planned classroom activities intended to support language, social skills, self‑help and early academic concepts.
Daily care for infants is provided in a calm environment where caregivers address feeding, diapering, rest and play with frequent interaction; parents receive daily sheets reporting feedings, diaper changes, naps and activities.
Before‑and‑after‑school services include arts and music, games, homework assistance, outside play, and supervised transportation to and from local schools.
A themed summer program for school‑age children offers weekly themes with related activities, outings and special events such as swimming, movie trips and organized off‑site excursions.
Pre‑K programming emphasizes hands‑on, theme‑based learning with literacy introduction, calendar and math concepts, fine motor practice and activities aimed at preparing children for kindergarten.
The toddler classroom offers structured opportunities to explore through age‑appropriate toys and projects and encourages use of words to express needs while staff model and praise appropriate behavior.
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Two‑year‑old programming uses weekly themes and a mix of child‑centered and teacher‑directed activities to promote independence and self‑help skills such as eating, hand washing and basic toilet routines.
Three‑year‑old classes focus on fostering independence and social interaction through small and large group activities, circle time, movement and art while encouraging listening and following directions.
Young toddlers are introduced to a flexible classroom routine that supports predictable eating, sleeping and play times while beginning exposure to colors, numbers, shapes and letters.
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