Safari Kid Beaverton

Today's Hours: 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

Safari Kid Beaverton

Monday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday

7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

844-583-0319

16180 SW Regatta Ln Beaverton, OR 97006

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Infant Care in Washington County

Home-Inspired Infant Care Built Around Your Baby

Babies can join our Bambino Infant Program starting at 6 weeks old. For families comparing baby daycare in Washington County, Oregon, Safari Kid Beaverton provides research-informed infant care shaped by Montessori and Reggio Emilia methodologies. The program pairs attentive daily care with experiences that support development from a baby’s earliest months.

Our Bambino Infant Curriculum mirrors home routines, with feeding, rest, play, and transitions approached as connected parts of each day. Consistent routines can help infants anticipate familiar care moments, while responsive caregiving supports secure relationships as they explore a new environment. We use family observations and each baby’s daily patterns to personalize the curriculum rather than separating development from everyday care.

Call (844) 583-0319 to discuss your baby’s needs and ask about the Bambino Infant Program.

Discover The Difference Safari Kid nurtures every aspect of your child’s development.

Cognitive

We encourage curiousity and a love for learning that inspires children to explore and discover.
Social

Children learn vital social skills through activities that emphasize cooperation and sharing.
Language & Literacy

Communication skills are developed through interactive and engaging activities.
Physical

We ensure children build strong, healthy bodies while fostering a love for movement.
Emotional

Our approach to emotional learning helps children recognize, express, and manage feelings.
Health & Care

Children learn to recognize and attend to their own needs, those of others, and the environment.

Empowering Bright Futures Cultivating Curiosity, Confidence, and Lifelong Learning

Whole Child Development
We nurture academic, social, emotional, and physical development through play.
Cutting-Edge Curriculum
Research-backed education provides an invaluable headstart.
Welcoming Environment
Thoughtfully designed facilities foster curiosity, safety, and rich learning.

Safari Kid Milestones

2005
The first Safari Kid Launches in Newark, CA
2007
Safari Kid’s Eclectic Philosophy is Introduced
2008
The Proprietary Booklet System is Released
2009
After-School Programs & Summer Camp Launch
2011
The Safari Kid Toddler Program is Launched
2014
The Safari Kid Infant Program is Launched
2015
Environmental Guidelines Are Developed
2020
The Kindergarten Program is Launched

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Daily Infant Care Updates Through Procare

Families receive real-time Procare updates, daily notes, and developmental progress information as part of our ongoing parent partnership. These details show parents how feeding, rest, care routines, and experiences unfolded during the day. We also use family observations alongside each infant’s daily patterns to adjust the Bambino Infant Curriculum for that child.

Communication continues through social media updates and in-person family engagement events held throughout the year. Families considering infant child care in Washington County can contact us to share their child’s care needs and ask about the program.

What Parents Are Saying

School environment is exceptional. Very colorful, bright, and playful environment, which attracts children’s attention.

Katie LO
The dedicated staff at Safari Kids create a nurturing and stimulating environment, making it a perfect place for early childhood development.

Sushma Venkatayogi
I would recommend safari kid to anyone looking for a great experience.

Jill Turek

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Oregon Infant Care Standards & Caregiver Preparation

Oregon’s Department of Early Learning and Care regulates certified child care centers under Oregon Administrative Rules Chapter 414. Oregon Administrative Rule 414-305-0400 sets a minimum staff-to-child ratio of one staff member for every four children ages 6 weeks through 24 months. It also limits the maximum group size for this age range to eight children.

Those regulatory requirements establish the state minimums. Within our infant program, we use low caregiver-to-child ratios to provide each baby with personalized attention and consistent, responsive care. Our infant educators maintain current CPR and pediatric first aid certification and complete ongoing professional development.

We adhere to Oregon infant care requirements governing staffing, health, and facility standards. Our center is also subject to regular licensing inspections that review health and safety practices, staffing, and facility conditions. This preparation and oversight give parents concrete factors to consider when evaluating licensed infant daycare in Washington County.

Five Bambino Infant Curriculum Development Domains

The Bambino Infant Curriculum organizes early learning around five connected developmental domains. Care and learning take place together through interactive play, responsive interactions, familiar routines, and sensory experiences suited to infancy.

Infants encounter activities across these five domains:

Cognitive Development: Babies explore soothing music, high-contrast board books, discovery baskets, hidden-object activities, gestures, and textured materials. These experiences introduce sound, visual contrast, texture, and object discovery through age-appropriate play.
Language and Literacy Development: Educators use playful conversations, narration of daily actions, simple object words, songs, nursery rhymes, and read-aloud time. Language is part of both planned experiences and familiar care routines throughout the day.
Physical Development: Sensory-based opportunities invite babies to grasp and manipulate objects. Dancing and clapping activities add movement to their daily experiences.
Social and Emotional Development: Caring and responsive educators support secure attachments, self-awareness, and emotional expression. Mirror exploration gives babies an engaging way to observe faces, expressions, and their own reflection.
Health and Care: Educators model soothing behaviors during sensory exploration, including rocking and talking softly. These calm interactions remain integrated with daily care instead of being treated as separate from development.

Talk with Us About Infant Care

Finding baby daycare in Washington County starts with understanding how care will fit your child’s routines and needs. Contact us to share your child’s age and daily patterns and ask about the Bambino Infant Program.

Our contact form lets you provide details in writing, and our team can also talk through next steps by phone.

Call (844) 583-0319 to discuss your infant care needs.