Why our families feel at home here...
We know how much you want your child to feel loved, understood, and excited to learn. At Wudland, we take time to really know each child—their little quirks, their big feelings, and all the things that make them unique. Through hands-on learning, warm homemade meals, and lots of time exploring outside, we help them grow with confidence and joy. More than anything, we want them to feel like this is their second home… a place where they’re safe, happy, and truly belong.
🌱 Practical Life Skills
Did you know that tying a shoe or peeling an egg can be a big adventure for little hands? At our daycare, we turn everyday tasks into exciting learning moments! Kids love discovering how to brush their teeth, tidy up their space, and even butter their own toast. In the kitchen, they get to squish dough, slice soft fruit, and measure ingredients like mini chefs. They’ll even learn how to tie simple knots for craft projects—how cool is that? With plenty of encouragement and lots of smiles, we help children build confidence while having fun with practical life skills they'll use every day.
Small Groups
What’s better than a warm, homemade meal? One that’s made with love—and a little help from curious little hands! In our cozy wudland themed kitchen, we prepare fresh, nourishing food every day to support your child’s healthy growth. But mealtimes are more than just tasty—they’re full of learning too! Children practice good manners like saying “please” and “thank you,” and learn to pass food kindly to friends. It’s a time for connection and growing together—one bite at a time.
Character Building & Good Habits
What does it mean to be kind, helpful, and a good friend? At our daycare, we explore these big ideas through little moments—like taking turns, saying “thank you,” helping a friend zip up their coat, or offering a hug when someone feels sad. These simple habits become part of our everyday rhythm, gently shaping strong, caring hearts.
As Thomas Jefferson wisely said,
“Good habits, once established, are just as hard to break as bad habits.”
So we make sure the good ones stick—with lots of praise, giggles, and cheerful practice every day!