Infant Program
“Education must begin at birth”.
DR. MARIA MONTESSORI, THE 1946 LONDON LECTURES
Our Infant Program Philosophy
The first few months of life is very essential, and the objective of the caregiver is to create a loving, safe, and secure environment. This is the most important period in your child’s life, and it is our goal to nurture your child’s abilities, and to help them develop habits that will help them throughout their life.
The little Einstein is cared for and cherished and given freedom to grow and learn naturally. Thus, as your infant grows, we will help them follow a daily routine, kindness, and to love learning.
Our Environment
The room is designed in such a way that each child is given the opportunity to reach his/her milestones at their own pace. The setting is calm, inviting, and homelike, with soft rugs, a rocking chair, books, and toys in low shelves.
In our Infant Room, we strive to give opportunity for the infants to have numerous experiences as possible to fulfil their potential.
Education is a natural process, spontaneously carried out by the child experiencing his/her environment. The infant learns without knowing that he/she is learning.
Our Approach
The little ones are given abundant opportunities to discover themself. They are given time to smile, to laugh, to move his/her arms and legs, “tummy time” and adequate period to settle down in the new environment.
Our infants are encouraged to develop their gross and fine motor skills by clasping, clutching, grabbing, rolling, crawling, standing, and walking.Infants are also encouraged to practice making sounds and words on the road to develop speech.
The little Einstein is cared for and cherished and given freedom to grow and learn naturally. Thus, as your infant grows, we will help them follow a daily routine, be kind to others, and to love learning.
Extra-curricular activities and Sports

Music

Spanish

Dance

Soccer

Basketball
What Parents Say
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages does the infant program at Montessori Children’s Center accept?
The Infant Program at Montessori Children’s Center accepts babies from 6 weeks to 18 months old. It is offered at the Herndon, Centreville and Ashburn campuses, Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
What is the caregiver-to-infant ratio at Montessori Children’s Center?
Montessori Children’s Center keeps a ratio of 1 teacher to 4 infants.
What is a Montessori infant program?
A Montessori infant program lets babies move, explore and reach milestones at their own pace instead of spending the day in swings or bouncers. At Montessori Children’s Center, the infant room is calm and homelike, with soft rugs, a rocking chair, books and toys on low shelves that babies can reach by themselves.
How are feeding and sleep handled in the infant room at Montessori Children’s Center?
MCC, whether each infant follows the family’s own feeding and sleep schedule, breast milk and formula handling, who supplies formula and solid food, crib and safe-sleep practice upto 12 months.
What do I need to bring for my baby at Montessori Children’s Center?
list such as diapers, wipes, labeled bottles, formula or breast milk, spare clothes, crib sheet (optional)
How will I know how my baby’s day went at Montessori Children’s Center?
Infant teachers at Montessori Children’s Center send updates and photos through the school’s BW app.
When does my baby move from the infant room to the toddler program?
Children at Montessori Children’s Center usually move to the Toddler Program at about 18 months. MCC to provide: readiness signs used, such as walking steadily, and notify parents before the child move and give enough time to child to adjust the new environments.





