top of page
Blossom Logo baige background.jpg

Waldorf Early Childhood care 
for Walking infants through Early Preschool

Blossom Waldorf Garden is a home-based Waldorf Early Childhood program that believes in continuity of care within a nurturing, rhythm-filled, and beautiful environment. Our program serves walking infants and toddlers through early preschool (approximately ages 1.5 to 4), supporting development through consistent caregiving relationships, daily life activities, outdoor play, and nature-based experiences.

Children develop security, confidence, and resilience, and  remain at Blossom until they are mature and grounded ready to transition with ease into a larger early childhood setting.

Blossom Waldorf Garden is a Full WECAN Member, meaning our program follows Waldorf early childhood principles for infants, toddlers, and young children. We offer a gentle, rhythmic, and developmentally appropriate approach that supports healthy foundations in the early years.

​​

​

A warm beginning for early childhood care

0e4377a2-1978-4673-b7e0-c3909c46b92b.JPG
waldor Early Childhood buttom.jpg

Early childhood is honored as a time for building the physical body, healthy senses, and inner security. The day is held by predictable rhythms that balance activity .

Lunch at Blossom buttom.jpg
blossom_BG_logo.jpg

Our seasonal menu is rooted in anthroposophy and thoughtfully created by an anthroposophical nutritionist to support digestion and overall well-being.

outdoor play buttom.jpg
blossom_BG_logo.jpg

Children spend generous, unhurried time outdoors in nature, supporting movement, vitality, and sensory integration.

sleeping at Blossom buttom.jpg
blossom_BG_logo.jpg

A cozy nap room with individual beds, a gentle Rainbow Room for play, a storytelling and circle space, and a warm communal area for meals and activities create a living, nourishing environment.​​​​

Blossom Image Website.jpg
blossom_BG_logo.jpg

Blossom is a living community rooted in relationship, trust, and shared care with meaningful connection between children, parents, and teachers.

 these elements Support the Whole Child—Body, Soul, and Spirit

bottom of page