Suburban Hills School
Nurturing Social and Academic Skills
Location
Suburban Hills School
41 Oakdale Rd
Chester, NJ 07930
School Hours
M-F: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Weekends: Closed
Phone & Email
(908) 879-4140
dale@suburbanhills.com
Infants
Putting a small baby in an educational care facility can be daunting for a parent. Suburban Hills School is dedicated to cultivating a loving, nurturing environment in which your baby can grow and develop. In our infant suite, we have created a place which is safe and friendly for your baby. The décor of the rooms project a feeling of home, as though your child were in his/her very own nursery. Our staff is caring and attentive to each child’s individual needs and will do their best to make your baby’s transition away from home as easy as possible for the both of you.
All the children are at different stages of growth and development, challenging Suburban Hills to constantly uphold a unique infant curriculum, tailored to meet each child’s needs.
Suburban Hills provides a clean, secure, and peaceful home away from home for your infant where our staff will not only take a great interest in your child’s well-being and growth, but also work to create a trusting and loving bond with your child.
Curriculum
Relationships & Social Skills
Being in a group environment gives the babies an opportunity to develop socially and emotionally and to create bonds with other children their age. While parallel play is perfectly normal for infants, their social and emotion growth will improve as they will begin to interact and form relationships with other children.
Motor Skills & Coordination
Emphasis is placed on numerous areas of the baby’s development, in a program that gives children lots of room to explore their world and improve their motor skills. The school’s infant program is equipped to aid your child in all stages of development from rolling and sitting, to walking. There is also an infant outdoor play area and strollers for the children to enjoy the fresh air when the weather allows.
Vocabulary & Language
The caregivers talk, sing, and read to the children, fostering early language skills.
Independence & Self Confidence
We place a very high priority on teaching infants to becoming independent. Skills include, but are not limited to, holding their own bottles, feeding themselves with finger foods, moving around on their own, self-soothing skills, and language.
What's New
Upcoming Events
Happy October! Music Class Begins
October 2Wear Your Favorite Color to School!
October 4Bring in a Family Photo
October 5
Happy October! Music Class Begins
October 2Wear Your Favorite Color to School!
October 4Bring in a Family Photo
October 5Monthly Snack Menu