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The Nido (Italian for "nest")
often used by babies whose parents work all day.
From three months to fourteen / eighteen months of age with an
adult-to-child ratio of one to three.
It is equipped with customized stands, stairs, and bars that the babies use
for pulling-up exercises.
The sleeping area is isolated and quiet, with individual beds for each child.
The eating area is equipped with child-sized tables and chairs instead of
high chairs.
The physical care area is located next to a water source with low stools or
benches for children who are learning to change their own cotton
underpants.
often used by babies whose parents work all day.
From three months to fourteen / eighteen months of age with an
adult-to-child ratio of one to three.
It is equipped with customized stands, stairs, and bars that the babies use
for pulling-up exercises.
The sleeping area is isolated and quiet, with individual beds for each child.
The eating area is equipped with child-sized tables and chairs instead of
high chairs.
The physical care area is located next to a water source with low stools or
benches for children who are learning to change their own cotton
underpants.
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A variety of materials and interesting objects to look at, explore and
experience, which are designed to meet the developmental stages and
sensitive periods of the infant.
A flexible sequence of routines and activities that reinforce the rhythmicpatterns and activities of individual infants - not a rigid schedule.
experience, which are designed to meet the developmental stages and
sensitive periods of the infant.
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| An infant designed outdoor environment. |
A flexible sequence of routines and activities that reinforce the rhythmic