CrossPoint Early Learning Center

09/11/2026

Featured quality programs revealed! CACPennAEYC invites you to a night of connection, learning, and fresh ideas! We will share quality practices for programs through videos and a panel discussion. Dinner will be provided so REGISTER today!

08/27/2026

You will be missed, Dolly ❤️

08/20/2026

Don’t think that the rain can stop us from throwing an amazing Back to School bash. Stop by and join us in Sholter Hall (gym) for the fun! activities!

08/20/2026

The BASH is still on 5-7pm! We will be inside the building. Lower entrance Sholter Hall!

08/17/2026

Interested in joining our team? Email Suzanne at [email protected] for more information!

08/13/2026

We always say they are trying to tell us something!

Toddlers are still learning how to communicate, so their behavior often speaks louder than their words. Between ages 1 and 3, they're learning to express emotions, test boundaries, explore their world, and become more independent. That's why it's completely normal to see:

- Frequent use of the word "no"
- Big reactions to changes in routine
- Tantrums when they're tired, overwhelmed, or can't express what they need
- Clinginess during separation or in new situations
- Defiance as they learn where the boundaries are

These behaviors aren't signs that something is wrong. They're part of healthy brain development.

Explore the Baby Brain Map, our interactive guide to the science of early brain development, and discover how everyday moments help build a strong foundation for lifelong learning and well-being: https://bit.ly/4w3j4jg

08/12/2026

JB Hunt comes through again! Vetted, professional, and prompt! Can always count on them to bring us our book fair! Thank you!!

08/11/2026

Neural Nugget: Babies who are talked to frequently know about 300 more words by age 2 than babies who hear fewer words, giving them a stronger foundation for language and learning.

One of the best ways to support healthy brain development is through serve-and-return interactions: the back-and-forth of talking, playing, making faces, and responding to your baby's sounds and cues. These everyday moments help build the brain, one interaction at a time.

Curious about what's happening inside your baby's brain? Explore our Baby Brain Map, an interactive guide that makes the science of early brain development easy to understand and put into practice: https://bit.ly/4w3j4jg

08/11/2026