Baby Steps Academy ll

Searching for child care programs in the 63143 area? Look no further than Baby Steps Academy II!
Give us a call at (314) 646-1001 to learn more about our day care center!

Did you know that when you read a book aloud to children it stimulates their imagination and expands their understanding of the world? Just by simply reading to them, you can help develop their language and listening skills and prepare them to understand the written word.

This St Louis based Center program provides fun and safe childcare services from 06:00 AM to 09:00 PM, Monday through Friday.
Give us a call at (314) 646-1001 to learn more about our day care center!

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(314) 646-1001

We work with children from ages 6 weeks to 12 years of age!
Give us a call today! (314) 646-1001

With room for up to 20 children, this could be just the program you’re looking for!

Did you know that playing with blocks increases your toddlers social-emotional, language, creativity, physical, and motor skills!

Drawing is probably the first thing that comes to mind when you think of fine motor activities. It’s easy, low mess, and there are lots of fun drawing activities you can try. Try using fatter pencils and markers for smaller hands or those having trouble. Triangular shaped pencils/markers can also help refine a wonky pencil grasp.

How cute is this? An easy yet educational project that deals with how rain occurs. To recreate this project you will need, shaving cream, blue food coloring, glass vase and a dropper. In four easy steps, you’ll have the kids amazed in like 4 seconds or so. Definitely one of the most entertaining and fun science experiments on my list!
Step one: Fill the vase ¾ full of water.
Step two: Fill the top of water with white foamy shaving cream.
Step three: Mix a separate bowl of water and food coloring. Using a dropper, start adding the colored water to the shaving cream.
Step four: Watch the cloud hold the colored water until it becomes too heavy and the colored water starts to rain!

This Ridiculously Fun Colourful Bubble Foam recipe is a must try! We guarantee that your kiddos will love it!
2 tablespoons of dish soap
2/3 cup of warm water
2 drops of gel food colouring (or 4 – 5 of liquid food colouring)
Place all ingredients in a bowl. Using a kitchen mixer or a handheld mixer, mix the ingredients on the highest setting for 2 minutes (or until the foam forms stiff peaks). Repeat with as many colours as desired.
Enjoy!

An extensive study by the U.S. National Institutes of Health found that young children had higher cognitive and academic achievement scores as teens if they spent time in high-quality daycare as young children. Of the more than 1,300 children studied, over 90 percent had been in the care of someone other than a parent before the age of 4. The study defined “high-quality” daycare as facilities that provide extensive interaction with care providers, support, and cognitive-boosting activities.