Tiny World Child Care

At Tiny World Child Care Inc., we are not the typical daycare center. We strive to help develop children through a nurturing, structured, bilingual classroom environment. Tiny World Child Care Inc. encourages education and engagement from both infants and young children with inquiry, play, and a range of activities such as music and science classes and High Tech Touch programs. We think of ourselves as a second family for children. Families moving to the nearby area, expecting, or experiencing other transitions will be delighted and relieved to know your pre-K, preschool, toddler, or infant will be in good hands, taken care of, and nurtured for early childhood development. Tiny World Child Care Inc. is a bilingual daycare center that teaches children Spanish. At our childcare center, we are accepting and appreciative of diversity. We are accepting new enrollments throughout the year. We have multiple locations including: 1613 Beacon St. (Infants and Toddlers) 1622 Beacon Street (Toddlers and Pre-school) 1640 Beacon St. (Pre-school and Pre-K) 449 Newtonville Ave Suite 200, Newton, MA

The Kendall School (est. in 1931) mission is to provide a nurturing, creative and enriching experience for pre-school age children that encourages positive self-esteem and the eagerness to learn. It also provides an opportunity for children to form strong and supportive relationships with children and adults outside of the home. The Kendall School creates an inclusive environment that encourages childrens natural curiosity while equipping them with the skills and confidence needed to embrace the transition into Kindergarten. Our program philosophy is guided by the principles of Developmentally Appropriate Practice (DAP). We work toward fostering the social, emotional, physical, and cognitive needs of children by offering both child directed and teacher directed activities. Curiosity, exploration, and sharing are nurtured and encouraged. The Kendall School does not discriminate in providing services to children and their families on the basis of race, religion, cultural heritage, political beliefs, national origin, disabilities, marital status, gender identity or sexual orientation