Welcome to
Broomfield Montessori Preschool
A Community for Your Child.
Infant Program
A secure, peaceful space where infants are cared for and respected as capable learners from the very beginning.
Overview
Our Infant rooms provide a nurturing environment thoughtfully designed for infants during their earliest and most important stage of development from as early as 6 weeks through 18 months.
The classroom is carefully prepared with natural materials, low shelving, mirrors, and movement opportunities that support physical development, independence, and exploration at each child’s own pace.
Learning at this age happens through movement, sensory experiences, and strong, responsive relationships. Our Montessori-trained guides offer consistent, respectful care while honoring each child’s individual routines and needs.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
All eating, sleeping and playing is on each child's individual schedule. We follow your child's eating and sleeping routines at home as much as we possible can and will work alongside you as your child grows and changes.
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Parents provide all food, diapers and wipes.
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We can store bottles and food in our cabinets or classroom refrigerator. We have a separate warmer for breastmilk and formula bottles.
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Cloth diapers and disposable diapers are both accepted.
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Our infants get outside too. We have an infant playground that gets sun and shade and the children get out as often as schedule and weather allows. They love being outside!
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Our Montessori teachers use sign language and spoken language with the children. They sing songs, read stories, and create meaningful bonds through everyday interactions.
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We support the growing development and independence of the young child by encouraging movement and exploration.
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Our Infant to teacher ratio is 1:5. We typically have 1-2 extra staff on hand to give extra support and a helping hand!
Mixed Age Classroom
A mixed-age Infant Program is a key element of the Montessori approach and offers powerful benefits during infancy:
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Younger infants learn naturally by observing older peers crawl, stand, and walk.
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Children progress at their own pace without pressure or comparison.
Long-term relationships with caregivers build trust and emotional security.
Older infants develop early social awareness, empathy, and gentle leadership.
Teachers are able to meet each child exactly where they are developmentally.
Our Nido program provides a strong, loving foundation—supporting confidence, independence, and a smooth transition into the toddler years.
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