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Ages 12 months - 5 years
Play. Connect. Grow.
Our Multi-Age Program offers a warm, family-style environment where young children of different ages learn and grow together — just like they would in a loving home.
At Fox Ridge Child Care, we believe that mixed-age settings foster empathy, leadership, and social-emotional development. Younger children are inspired by observing and interacting with older peers, while older children gain confidence and practice responsibility as role models.
Daily routines
Support language development, motor skills, creativity, and self-help skills through consistent and nurturing daily practices
Activities
A balanced mix of free play, guided learning experiences, outdoor exploration, and quiet rest time to meet the needs of developing minds and bodies
A Home-Like Environment
Gentle, consistent guidance to nurture emotional security and independence. Children enjoy cozy nap/rest time and nutritious snacks in a peaceful, caring setting
Play-Based Learning
Experiences are thoughtfully tailored to each child’s developmental stage and interests, allowing curiosity and creativity to lead the way
Why Multi-Age Matters
Why Multi-Age Matters
Children thrive in relationships. Our multi-age model promotes a true sense of belonging and community, where every child learns at their own pace in a setting that feels safe, familiar, and fun.
Multi-Age Program
Multi-Age Program
Fox Ridge Child Care, we offer flexible tuition plans designed to meet the needs of every family. Our multi-age program supports children at all developmental stages — and because care needs vary by age, so does tuition.
We participate in the Child Care Fee Reduction Initiative (CCFRI), which helps lower out-of-pocket costs for eligible families. The amount of the reduction depends on your child’s age.
📌 What to Expect:
📌 What to Expect:
Tuition rates vary by age and care requirements.
CCFRI savings are applied directly to reduce your monthly fee.
Custom quotes are available during your enrollment consultation.
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