Blossom Garden is Waldorf outdoor child care to infants, toddlers, and preschoolers.

Waldorf Outdoor Home Program

We accept children from around 15 months to 4 years old.

Young children who go to Blossom Waldorf Garden are encouraged to spend a significant amount of time outdoors, surrounded by trees, plants, birds, butterflies, our environment fosters creativity, imagination, and a deep connection to nature—without overstimulation promoting a peaceful playtime. The Early Care Educators are dedicated to upholding the principles of Waldorf Early Childhood Education act as facilitators, observing and guiding children as they engage with their play time and activities responding appropriately to children's needs. The lead teacher Fully trained Waldorf Early Childhood Educator since 2017 and the Assistant Teachers hold Early Childhood Education units and they are in the process to study the foundation in Rudolf Steiner’s philosophy.

We are a Full WECAN Member, which means our program follows an authentic Waldorf curriculum for infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, providing a gentle, rhythmic, and developmentally appropriate foundation for early childhood.

Welcome to Blossom

Blossom Waldorf Garden is a home based program we believe that young children (15 months to 4 years old) thrive in a warm, home-like environment where they feel safe, loved, and nurtured. As a home-based Waldorf program, we create a space where children experience the comfort and rhythm of home, even when they are away from their own home.

Blossom is more than a childcare program—it is a community where families come together, connect, and support one another. Parents are an integral part of our journey, joining us in Seasonal Festivals, meaningful celebrations, and shared experiences that foster deep relationships with teachers and other families.

ABOUT

Blossom is a proad member associate member of Waldorf Early Childhood of North America WECAN, which means Blossom is aligned with Waldorf principles and practices to support young children's development.

Qualified caregivers graduated from the following programs:

Bay Area Center of Waldorf Teacher Training as an Early Childhood Educator: www.bacwtt.org
LifeWays Early Childhood: www.lifewaysnorthamerica.org
Bachelor's degree in Art Education: Claretiano University, in Brazil.
Child Development Associate Teacher: Cerro Coso Community College and College of Marin.

The program is licensed by the State of California and follows the Health and Safety Code of California and the rules and regulations of the Department of Social Services. Licensing number: 214005385.