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NOVEMBER

Infant News Letter

Welcome to Infant classroom. A place where babies can be loved, cuddled and cared for in a nurturing environment where they come first!
November is here and the holidays are upon us. After all of the excitement of Halloween, we are now ready for the company of family and friends as Thanksgiving and Christmas are not far off. Our class said goodbye to our good friend Quentine who moved up to Toddler classroom!
A big Happy Birthday to Nathaniel who will turn 1 on November!
In this classroom the babies will not only be cared for by our lifelong experienced teachers with feedings, changes and nap times, they too will be engaged in signing, reading stories, doing fun art work and learn through play,

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