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Core Lessons

What Makes Infant/Toddler Environments Different

Designing for Non-Mobile Infants

Designing for Mobile Infants

Designing for Toddlers

Supporting Attachment Through Environment

Sensory Considerations

Adapting the Room as Development Changes

Evaluating Your Infant/Toddler Space

Practice Quiz

Quiz: Environment for Non-Mobile Infants

Answer: Environment for Non-Mobile Infants

Quiz: Mobile Infant Space Needs

Answer: Mobile Infant Space Needs

Quiz: Toddler Independence

Answer: Toddler Independence

Quiz: Attachment and the Environment

Answer: Attachment and the Environment

Quiz: Sensory Overstimulation

Answer: Sensory Overstimulation

Quiz: Adapting the Room Over Time

Answer: Adapting the Room Over Time

Core lessons and practice quiz for creating environments specifically for infants and toddlers.

Designing spaces that support safety, sensory richness, mobility, and attachment for the
youngest children in care. .

Creating Environments for Infants and Toddlers

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