Montessori Infant Care in Houston & The Woodlands
Ages 6 weeks to 18 months
Classroom ratio: 3 infants per teacher (3:1)
Choosing care for your baby is a personal decision. At Mariner Montessori, we work with families to help infants settle into their new surroundings and build trusting relationships with their teachers. With three infants per teacher, our classrooms provide opportunities for attentive care, gentle encouragement, and meaningful interaction.
Our Montessori infant program supports learning through movement, sensory exploration, and age-appropriate materials. Teachers observe each baby’s interests and development, offering opportunities to practice reaching, grasping, communicating, and moving at their own pace. As babies grow from sitting to crawling and walking, we support their discoveries and developing independence.
How We Support Your Baby’s Development
Building trust: Warm, respectful interactions help babies feel comfortable with their teachers.
Settling into care: Cooperation between families and teachers supports the transition into the classroom.
Communication: Conversation and responsive interaction encourage early language development.
Movement and coordination: Opportunities to reach, grasp, and explore support developing physical skills.
Sensory discovery: Age-appropriate materials introduce babies to textures, patterns, order, and cause and effect.
Find Infant Care at Your Preferred Campus
Explore infant care at our Galleria, Houston Heights, and The Woodlands campuses. Classroom availability varies by location and your baby’s anticipated start date.
Contact your preferred campus to discuss tuition, availability, and tour options. Before enrollment, our team can explain feeding arrangements, nap routines, parent updates, and what to bring for your baby’s first day.
“The child has a creative aptitude, a potential energy that will enable it to build up a mental world from the world about it. He makes numerous acquisitions during the sensitive periods, which put him in relation to the other world in an exceptionally intense manner.”