Our Programs
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Baby Room
(3 Months - 12 Months)
In our dedicated Baby Room, we provide gentle, responsive, and developmentally appropriate care to ensure your infant feels safe, secure, and nurtured.
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Low staff-to-infant ratio for personalized attention and care.
Soft, cozy areas for tummy time, stretching, and gentle movement.
A calm and soothing atmosphere with soft music and warm interactions.
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Responsive caregivers who offer comfort, cuddles, and reassurance.
Daily serve-and-return interactions (smiling, talking, cooing) to build trust and emotional security.
Encouragement and praise for milestones like rolling over, sitting up, and first sounds.
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Age-appropriate sensory experiences such as soft textures, gentle music, and visual stimulation.
Exploration of nature—feeling the breeze, looking at the sky, listening to calm outdoor sounds.
Books, songs, and rhymes to introduce early language development.
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Daily tummy time to strengthen muscles for crawling and sitting.
Safe floor play with engaging toys to encourage movement and coordination.
Gentle stretching and opportunities to practice reaching, grasping, and rolling.
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Individualized feeding schedules based on parents' instructions and infant needs.
Support for bottle feeding and transitioning to solids, following Health Canada guidelines.
Caregivers ensure a comfortable, calm feeding environment for infants.
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Consistent nap routines to support infant sleep patterns.
Cribs and cozy sleep spaces designed for safe, uninterrupted rest.
Caregivers follow safe sleep guidelines to ensure infant well-being.
Toddler Room
(13 Months - 19 Months)
Our Toddler Room is designed to support active exploration, social development, and growing independence in a safe and nurturing environment.
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A toddler-proofed, clean, and hazard-free space to encourage safe exploration.
Low staff-to-child ratio to ensure individualized attention and support.
Soft areas for quiet time and open spaces for movement and play.
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Consistent routines and responsive caregiving to help toddlers feel safe and secure.
Encouragement of social skills like sharing, turn-taking, and cooperative play.
Support for emotional expression, helping toddlers recognize and communicate their feelings.
Daily interactions filled with warmth, encouragement, and praise to build confidence.
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Interactive storytime, songs, and rhymes to enhance early language development.
Sensory play experiences (water, sand, textures) to stimulate curiosity and problem-solving.
Hands-on activities that promote creativity, discovery, and early reasoning skills.
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Opportunities for gross motor development, including climbing, jumping, and walking.
Fine motor activities such as stacking, sorting, and grasping small objects.
Music and movement sessions to encourage coordination and self-expression.
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Nutritious meals and snacks prepared by a food-safe certified chef, following Health Canada guidelines.
Encouragement of self-feeding skills, allowing toddlers to develop independence.
A calm, supportive atmosphere during mealtimes to make eating enjoyable and stress-free.
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Consistent nap routines with comfortable, quiet rest areas.
Soft music and dim lighting to create a relaxing sleep environment.
Individualized comfort and reassurance to help toddlers settle for rest.
Preschool Room
(3 Years - 5 Years)
Our Preschool Room is designed to prepare children for kindergarten and beyond by fostering independence, creativity, and critical thinking in a fun, structured, and nurturing environment.
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A bright, welcoming space with age-appropriate learning materials and activities.
Open areas for active play and cozy corners for quiet learning.
Low staff-to-child ratio to provide individualized support and guidance.
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Daily opportunities for group play, teamwork, and building friendships.
Encouragement of emotional expression and self-regulation through guided activities.
Respect for each child’s unique personality and learning style.
Focus on kindness, empathy, and problem-solving skills in social interactions.
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Play-based learning activities to encourage creativity, problem-solving, and curiosity.
Daily storytelling, songs, and group discussions to enhance language and communication skills.
Opportunities for early literacy and numeracy through fun, interactive games and activities.
Encouragement of independent thinking through exploration and hands-on learning.
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Structured and free-play activities to promote gross motor skills (running, jumping, balancing).
Fine motor activities such as cutting, drawing, puzzles, and building with small objects.
Outdoor playtime daily to encourage active movement and coordination.
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Nutritious meals and snacks provided by a food-safe certified chef, following Health Canada guidelines.
Encouragement of self-help skills, including setting up and cleaning up after meals.
A social mealtime environment, promoting independence and good eating habits.
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A calm, quiet space for rest or downtime to allow children to recharge.
Flexible nap and quiet time options, respecting individual needs.
FAQ’s
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At Heritage Daycare, we follow Alberta’s child care regulations to ensure proper supervision and individualized attention:
Infants (3 – 12 months): 1 educator for every 3 infants
Toddlers (13 – 19 months): 1 educator for every 4 toddlers
Preschoolers (3 – 5 years): 1 educator for every 8 children
These ratios allow us to provide personalized care, safety, and meaningful interactions for every child.
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We focus on building secure attachments and positive relationships by:
Providing consistent routines and responsive caregiving to help children feel safe.
Encouraging social skills like sharing, turn-taking, and cooperative play.
Supporting emotional regulation by acknowledging feelings and teaching self-soothing strategies.
Ensuring educators actively listen, engage, and model kindness and respect in daily interactions.
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To maintain a healthy and safe environment for all children, we ask that parents keep their child at home if they exhibit any contagious symptoms, including:
Fever of 38°C (100.4°F) or higher
Vomiting or diarrhea within the last 24 hours
Persistent coughing, difficulty breathing, or wheezing
Unexplained rash, red or irritated eyes, or any communicable illness
Children may return to daycare once they have been symptom-free for 24 hours without medication or with a doctor’s note stating they are not contagious. If a child becomes ill while in care, parents will be contacted immediately for pick-up.
We follow public health guidelines to ensure a clean and healthy environment for all children in our program.
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We believe in open and transparent communication with families. We provide:
Daily updates on meals, naps, and activities.
Ongoing communication through emails.
Regular parent meetings or check-ins to discuss progress and development.
An open-door policy where parents can ask questions or express concerns at any time.
At Heritage Daycare, we see parents as partners in their child’s learning journey, ensuring you always feel informed and connected.