Stepping Stones Children's Center


The Bumblebees
12 weeks to 18 months
Ratio: 3:1
In the Bumblebee classroom, we provide a safe, nurturing space where infants feel secure to explore and grow. Our teachers offer responsive care, narrating the day to build early language skills and fostering strong connections. Through engaging sensory experiences and intentional interactions, we support key developmental milestones like rolling, sitting, grasping, and babbling. With comforting care and attentive responses, we help build trust, security, and emerging social-emotional skills—laying the foundation for future learning.
The Hummingbirds
18 months to 2.5 years old
Ratio: 5:1
In the Hummingbird classroom, we nurture growing independence and social skills. Through storytelling, songs, and rich conversations, teachers expand vocabulary and language comprehension. As children become more aware of their peers, we encourage sharing, gentle interactions, and taking turns. Our warm, engaging environment helps children explore confidently, express themselves, and build positive relationships.


The Bluebirds
2.5 to 3 years old
Ratio: 7:1
In the Bluebird classroom, we nurture growing independence by encouraging problem-solving, decision-making, and responsibility. Children practice self-help skills like dressing, cleaning up, and following directions. Through play-based learning, they build confidence, curiosity, and a strong sense of belonging within their classroom community.
The Marmots
3 to 4 years old
Ratio: 8:1
The Marmot classroom focuses on social-emotional growth, helping children express emotions, recognize others’ feelings, and develop empathy. Through role-playing, storytelling, and cooperative play, they learn conflict resolution, turn-taking, and problem-solving. We also encourage independence by supporting thoughtful decision-making and self-regulation strategies.


The Coyotes
4 to 5 years old
Ratio: 9:1
In the Coyote classroom, children refine problem-solving skills, navigate peer interactions with independence, and practice self-regulation. We integrate language, literacy, and math through storytelling, early writing, and hands-on learning. By fostering curiosity, confidence, and critical thinking, we help children prepare for a smooth and successful transition into kindergarten.