
Infant Program
Love, Known, and Cared For From Day One.
6 weeks - 16 months old
Choosing infant care isn't just a logistics decision. It's a trust decision. You need to know your baby is truly seen, not just supervised.
At DSA, your infant's teacher is learning your baby's rhythms, responding to their cues, and showing up for every small moment that matters – every feeding, every floor-time moment, every nap, every babble. And most importantly, woven through it all, is a genuine love for your child rooted in Christ. This 1-on-1 attention builds trust and gives your child the confidence and independence to explore.

Supporting Every Milestone
We use HighScope's Key Developmental Indicators — a research-backed curriculum — to intentionally support every area of your infant’s development.
Think & Explore
Your baby discovers cause and effect, begins to problem-solve, and starts making sense of the world around them.
Grow & Move
From reaching and grasping to crawling and walking — every physical milestone is supported and celebrated.
Learn to Communicate
Babbling, responding to voices, understanding simple words — language development starts in these earliest moments.
Build Relationships
Secure attachments form here. Your child learns to express needs, trust caregivers, and begin connecting with others.

Research-Based Play
Our early childhood program uses the research-based HighScope curriculum to make play purposeful. Through active learning, children develop thinking, social, emotional, and physical skills in natural and engaging surroundings.

Christian Environment
It's the way a teacher pauses to pray before a nap. The songs hummed during tummy time. The belief that your child is known and loved by God before they can even say His name. They might not remember it, but they'll be formed by it.

Partnership with Parents
Parents are true partners in their child’s early learning journey. We provide frequent updates, progress snapshots, family events, and workshops so you can stay connected and support your child’s growth at home. Together, the whole family thrives.

“DSA is more than a school. It’s a community that supports our whole family.”
– DSA Parent
FreQuently Asked Questions
- What ages does the infant program include?
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- What does a typical day in the infant program look like at DSA?
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- How do you ensure children's health & safety?
- Is there availability in the infant program?
- What is tuition?
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- Where are you located in West Palm Beach?