Your baby deserves a beautiful beginning. At Pinnacle Montessori at Coit, we understand that the earliest months of life are filled with important milestones, rapid development, and endless curiosity. Our Infant Montessori Program, designed for children ages 6 weeks to 18 months, is centered around love, respect, comfort, and responsive care.
Our calm, cozy, and secure infant environment is more than just childcare — it is a nurturing space where your baby is cherished, encouraged, and gently guided as they begin discovering the world around them.
At Pinnacle Montessori at Coit, children are surrounded by a language-rich environment filled with songs, storytelling, music, and meaningful conversations throughout the day. These daily interactions help support both receptive and expressive language development while encouraging early communication skills in a natural and comforting way.
Our caregivers create warm and responsive connections with each child, helping infants feel safe, confident, and emotionally secure as they grow and explore.
We encourage visual and sensory discovery by introducing babies to gentle movement, colors, textures, and soothing sounds. These experiences help infants strengthen visual tracking skills, build awareness, and develop curiosity about the environment around them.
Our infant classrooms are thoughtfully arranged to support both walkers and non-walkers, ensuring every child receives age-appropriate guidance and care.
Non-walkers participate in activities such as tummy time, reaching, grasping, rolling, and stretching to help build coordination and muscle strength.
Walkers are encouraged to explore movement through guided activities that support climbing, balancing, and coordination. Fine motor development is nurtured through self-feeding activities, object exploration, and hand-eye coordination exercises.
Language development begins through meaningful play experiences. We provide safe, age-appropriate materials that encourage interaction, imagination, and communication. Our caregivers actively engage with children during play, modeling words, sounds, and expressions that help infants naturally build vocabulary and understanding.
Every sound, gesture, and expression matters. Our caregivers intentionally respond to infants by naming objects, repeating words clearly, and encouraging communication throughout the day. These simple but meaningful interactions help children connect language with the world around them and lay the foundation for confident communication skills in the future.