- Mission Statement
- Dear Parents
- Philosophy
- Non-Discrimination Policy
- Licensing and Ages
- Location, Contact and Hours
- Snow Policy
- Meals Served
- Food from Home
- Meal Patterns
- Enrollment
- Fees and Payment Plan
- Tuition
- FAMILIES what to bring and expect at agape!!!
- HOW WE PROVIDE LOVE TO OUR FAMILIES!
- Signing In and Out
- Authorization for Releasing your Child
- Access
- Welcome to the infant and waddler room
- Infant Daily Reports
- What to bring for Infants and Waddlers
- Infant and Waddler family responsibilities
- Breastfeeding
- Teething
- Diapering with infants, waddlers and toddlers
- The shift to waddler hood
- Managing Behaviors of Infants and Waddlers
- Toilet Training
- Infant Daily Schedule
- Napping with infants and waddlers
- Napping with Toddlers and Preschoolers
- Toddler Schedule
- Pre-School Schedule
- Child Abuse and Neglect Law
- Behavior Management and Discipline
- Health and Illness Policy
- Medications
- Personal Hygiene
- Accidental Injury
- Disaster Plan
- Pesticide Policy
- Parent-Teacher Conferences
- Holiday Policy
- Transportation and Field Trip Policy
Teething
As your child begins to teethe you may see she or he drools more and will want to chew on things. Frozen or chilled teethers or frozen finger foods such as frozen bagels or teething bagels can be soothing to a teething child. Some infants may find sucking to be painful during teething. For babies experiencing extreme discomfort consult your child's pediatrician.