Builds Early Independence
Encourages infants to explore, make simple choices, and gradually develop confidence in their own abilities.
Langstaff Innovators Montessori
Infant Program
Children from 6 - 18 Months
Our Montessori Infant Program, designed for children from 6 to 18 months, provides a nurturing and thoughtfully prepared environment that supports each child’s early stages of development. Through tummy time, purposeful movement, and developmentally appropriate activities, infants strengthen their motor skills, coordination, balance, and growing independence.
Songs, movement, infant signing, puppets, bubbles, sensory exploration, and musical instruments are thoughtfully incorporated into a cognitive and motor-focused curriculum, encouraging language development, curiosity, body awareness, and joyful exploration while allowing each child to develop at their own natural pace.
Growing at Their Own Pace
Curiosity, connection, and confidence
Nurturing Early Development
A Thoughtfully Prepared Environment for Infants
Our Infant environment offers gentle, age-appropriate experiences that support each child’s movement, communication, curiosity, and growing independence at their own pace.
Sensory Discovery
Textures, music, movement, puppets, and carefully chosen materials invite infants to safely explore the world through their senses.
Movement & Growing Independence
Tummy time, reaching, crawling, and opportunities to practise emerging skills help infants build coordination, confidence, and body awareness.
Connection & Communication
Responsive conversations, songs, stories, and infant signing nurture early language while building warm, trusting connections.
Building Independence from the Start
Our Toddler Program nurtures independence, confidence, concentration, and essential life skills through hands-on Montessori learning, building a strong foundation for each child’s future growth and transition into Casa.
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Purposeful Growth
Infant Program Highlights
Strengthens Motor Development
Tummy time, reaching, crawling, pulling up, and purposeful movement support gross motor skills, coordination, and balance.
Develops Fine Motor Skills
Grasping, transferring, reaching, and manipulating carefully selected materials strengthen hand control and hand-eye coordination.
Supports Cognitive Development
Hands-on exploration encourages curiosity, concentration, problem-solving, and an early understanding of cause and effect.
Encourages Language & Communication
Songs, conversations, infant signing, naming objects, stories, and responsive interactions build early communication and language skills.
Provides Sensory Exploration
Age-appropriate materials, music, movement, textures, puppets, and other experiences allow infants to safely explore through their senses.
Builds Confidence Through Movement
A prepared environment gives infants opportunities to practise new physical skills at their own pace, helping them develop confidence and body awareness.
Creates a Foundation for Lifelong Learning
Montessori nurtures independence, concentration, curiosity, coordination, and a natural desire to learn, building a strong foundation for the Toddler and Casa years.