Children only get one childhood.
Our responsibility is to honor it.
the Heart of
TODO CORAZÓN
Todo Corazón is a relationship-centered childcare and early learning program serving children from approximately 6 weeks through 5 years old. We combine nurturing care, play-based education, Spanish immersion, character development, and strong family partnerships to create an environment where every child feels known, valued, and loved.
Our experienced educators believe children learn best through exploration, meaningful relationships, and joyful discovery. Every classroom is intentionally designed to help children develop confidence, curiosity, compassion, and character while preparing them for lifelong learning—not just kindergarten.
Our Mission
Our mission is to love each child wholeheartedly, nurturing who they are and who they will become. Through meaningful relationships, intentional learning experiences, Spanish immersion, purposeful play, and strong family partnerships, we help children grow with confidence, compassion, curiosity, and character.
❊ FAQ
Spanish Immersion At Todo Corazón
Hear It. Experience It. Use It.
At Todo Corazón, Spanish is more than a lesson, it’s naturally woven into your child’s everyday experience. Through songs, stories, play, classroom routines, and conversations, children hear and use Spanish in meaningful, age-appropriate ways throughout their day.
Why spanish immersion?
Spanish is naturally incorporated throughout the child's day rather than being treated as a separate subject. Children encounter Spanish through songs, stories, play, classroom routines, greetings, conversations, and everyday activities. This gives children repeated opportunities to hear and use Spanish in meaningful situations.
How Does Spanish Immersion Work?
Spanish immersion can give children opportunities to develop language awareness, communication skills, confidence, and an appreciation for different languages and cultures. Most importantly, we want children to experience Spanish as something fun, natural, and meaningful.
Early Childhood Is an Important Language-Learning Window
Research from the U.S. Department of Education's Office of English Language Acquisition notes that the early-care years are an important period for children to develop both English and another language. High-quality early childhood education can support children's transition to school as well as long-term social and cognitive development.
What Are the Benefits?
Early childhood is a perfect time to introduce children to another language. Regular exposure to Spanish allows children to become familiar with new sounds, words, and ways of communicating while naturally developing curiosity and appreciation for another language and culture.