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Curriculum.

What your child does all day, from first words to pre-K.

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Curriculum

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Nurture, Explore, Grow: Giving Your Child the Best Start

Play is the work. Infants reach for a toy and learn how their hands move. Toddlers stack blocks, name colors, and sing the same song until they own it. Preschoolers pour water, sort shapes, and tell stories at the table. Pre-K children write their names and count out cups for snack. Each room builds on the last, so the skills your child starts at four weeks carry into kindergarten.

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Best Preschool & Child Care in Seattle, Des Moines & Kent, WA

At Ages In Stages Childcare - Des Moines, we believe in nurturing each child's unique potential. Our low teacher-to-child ratios mean your child gets individualized attention and a personalized approach to learning and development. That is the core of our personalized care for every little one.

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Age-Specific Programs Designed for Growth

Infants (4 weeks to 12 months) get floor time, tummy time, and talk with a teacher close by. Toddlers (12 to 24 months) move through music, art, and play that builds words and steady hands. Preschool (2 to 4 years) adds hands-on projects that stretch attention and curiosity. Pre-K (4 to 5 years) builds independence and school-ready skills. Ask what a morning looks like in your child's room.

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Hear What Parents Have To Say...

Parents write about teachers who are joyful and attentive. One family watched their daughter learn sign language, colors, and shapes. Another describes a structured day with art, crafts, outdoor time, walks, and field trips. Families mention the director, the owner, and the standards for care and cleanliness. You can ask to read reviews yourself and to hear from the staff who would work with your child.

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Have Questions?

If you have questions about our programs, our team can help. Ask about our approach to play-based learning, our facilities, and what a typical day looks like. We are happy to share more about how we support children from infancy through pre-K. Reach out to us directly, and we will give you the details you need to make an informed choice for your family.

What this looks like in practice

The gains show up at home. Your toddler hands you a cup and says the word. Your preschooler lines up cars by size without being asked. Your pre-K child hangs up a coat and starts a drawing, then describes it. Children who practice these small acts at their own pace walk into kindergarten able to listen, take turns, and try a hard thing again.

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