Did you know that a baby plays and learns with its whole body in a childcare environment? Preferably in a calm environment? And that infants need to burn energy to develop strength and coordination? And toddlers? Yes, they mainly want to do everything by themselves. They learn to share through play and gradually start to understand their own responsibilities. In a nutshell: everything in every child’s world makes an impression – and everything also has influence. And that’s why our childcare locations use horizontal groups.
What are horizontal age groups?
Horizontal age groups are groups where children are divided based on their age and developmental stage. At Kindergarden, this means that babies, toddlers, and preschoolers each have their own separate groups. This allows us to tailor activities, setup, and guidance precisely to what they need at that moment. In this way, we create an environment that perfectly matches their needs and optimally supports their growth and development.Advantages of horizontal groups
Our group structure
Each Kindergarden location has at least a baby, infant, and a toddler group, but often much more, depending on the size of the location. Where possible we also offer an older toddler group. Where this isn’t feasible, we organize specific activities tailored to the oldest toddlers.