Our three programs
Wonder Together, Wonder Exploration, and Wonder Play. Each supports early development in a different way, and many families combine them.
Wonder Together
Opportunities for families and children to bond, learn, and experience developmental activities together.
What it includes
- Parent education and developmental guidance
- Parent-child bonding
- Social connection and community building
- Guidance on developmental milestones
- Connections to appropriate professionals and resources
Wonder Exploration
Creative, hands-on experiences that encourage children to explore new interests, discover abilities, and develop new skills.
What it includes
- Sensory exploration
- Art, science, culinary, and themed activities
- Creativity and problem-solving
- Early learning opportunities
- Developmentally supportive experiences
Wonder Play
Play-based enrichment that supports communication, socialization, sensory development, motor skills, and early learning from infancy through preschool.
What it includes
- Infant programs from birth to 12 months, in four stages
- Toddler enrichment for ages 1–3
- Preschool enrichment for ages 4–5
- Early communication and language development
- Parent education and milestone awareness
- Guidance and connection to community resources
Infant, toddler, and preschool groups
Wonder Play is grouped by stage so activities meet your child where they are. Infant programs run from birth to 12 months in four groups, followed by toddler enrichment for ages 1–3 and preschool enrichment for ages 4–5.
- 0–3 months
Tiny Wonders
Program focus: Bonding, parent community, and connection.
- 3–6 months
Wonder & Discover
Program focus: Sensory development, emerging communication, and motor development.
- 6–9 months
Wonder and Grow
Program focus: Movement, feeding exploration, and social development.
- 9–12 months
Wonder on the Move
Program focus: Early communication, emerging independence, and interactive play.
- 1–3 years
Toddler Enrichment
Program focus: Early communication, sensory play, socialization, imitation, motor development, and exploratory learning.
- Ages 4–5
Preschool Enrichment
Program focus: School readiness, peer interaction, language, creativity, problem-solving, early literacy, and cooperative play.
Ages at a glance
| Group | Age | Stage | Program focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tiny Wonders | 0–3 months | Infant | Bonding, parent community, and connection. |
| Wonder & Discover | 3–6 months | Infant | Sensory development, emerging communication, and motor development. |
| Wonder and Grow | 6–9 months | Infant | Movement, feeding exploration, and social development. |
| Wonder on the Move | 9–12 months | Infant | Early communication, emerging independence, and interactive play. |
| Toddler Enrichment | 1–3 years | Toddler | Early communication, sensory play, socialization, imitation, motor development, and exploratory learning. |
| Preschool Enrichment | Ages 4–5 | Preschool | School readiness, peer interaction, language, creativity, problem-solving, early literacy, and cooperative play. |
Programs run weekdays, 10 am – 1 pm. Specific program days and start dates are being finalized. Join the list to be the first to know. Pricing will be announced with the opening schedule.
Program questions
Which program is right for my child?
Start with your child’s age. Wonder Play groups children by stage, from Tiny Wonders (0–3 months) through toddler enrichment (ages 1–3) and preschool enrichment (ages 4–5). Wonder Together is for families who want to learn and bond alongside their child. Wonder Exploration adds hands-on art, science, culinary, and themed activities. Many families combine them.
How are the infant programs divided?
Into four three-month stages: Tiny Wonders (0–3 months), Wonder & Discover (3–6 months), Wonder and Grow (6–9 months), and Wonder on the Move (9–12 months). Each one focuses on what babies are working on at that point.
Do parents stay during the program?
Infant programs and Wonder Together are attended with a parent or caregiver. Details for toddler and preschool groups will be shared with the opening schedule.
What does “connection to professionals and resources” mean?
Parents often have questions about feeding, sleep, communication, or milestones. We share developmental guidance and, when a question goes beyond enrichment, point you to the appropriate professionals and community resources.
What happens in Wonder Exploration?
Creative, hands-on experiences: sensory exploration, art, science, culinary, and themed activities that build creativity, problem-solving, and early learning skills.
What if my baby cries, naps, or needs to be fed?
That is normal and expected. Feed, change, or step out whenever you need to. Our programs are built for the real pace of life with young children.
Join the list for opening schedule and pricing
Tell us a little about your family and we will be in touch with program days, times, and how to enroll. No commitment. Online booking is coming soon.
