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Drop-off & pickup What to pack Potty training Closures Family guides

Every day

Drop-off & pickup

Sign in

On the iPad at the front desk or the Procare app on your phone.

Walk them in

Take your child to their classroom for a hug goodbye.

Pickup is the reverse

Collect your child from their room, then sign out. We only release children to adults you approve in writing, and may ask for ID.

🤒 Quick health check before you come

Please keep your child home if they have a fever of 101.5 or higher, vomiting, diarrhea, lice, a runny nose with green or yellow discharge, eye or ear discharge, or a contagious illness like pink eye or COVID.

They are welcome back once they have been symptom free for 24 hours without medicine. Not sure? Give us a call at 208-650-PLAY (7529).

😴 Quiet hours are 12:30 to 3:00. To protect sleeping little ones, please plan drop-offs and pickups before 12:30 or after 3:00. And please make sure your child has eaten if they arrive outside of meal times.

What to Pack for Stoney Court
Please label everything with your child's name

Child's name: ______________________________ Room: ________________

Checklist

What to pack

Tick things off as you go. Your checkmarks are saved on this device, so you can come back to it.

Please bring

At least one full change of clothes (three once potty training) Bottles, binkies and binkie straps Elastic waist pants and training underwear, if potty training A special blanket or stuffy for nap A weather ready coat, hat and boots Everything labeled with your child's name

👕 Dress for play. Send your child in comfy clothes that can get messy, because the fun sure does!

We happily provide

Diapers and wipes
Formula and baby food
Breakfast, lunch and snacks
Sunblock, lotion, sanitizer and first aid
Cups, bowls, plates and utensils
All curriculum, crafts and supplies
Loaner clothes if a cubby runs empty

Please leave at home

Toys (unless it is show and tell), candy and outside food, and electronics.

Potty training, together

A gentle, steady approach

Potty training starts at home. Once your child has had three to five days in a row in real underwear at home with strong progress, we pick right up where you left off.

Our classes head to the potty together about every 60 to 90 minutes, plus any time a child asks. A setback is never a failure, and it is never treated like one.

Why no daytime pull-ups? A pull-up works just like a diaper, and feeling wet is how little ones learn. Real underwear helps them get there faster.

How potty training affects tuition →

Not training yet	Diapers, changed on our regular schedule.
Actively training	Real underwear all day, ideally with a waterproof cover at first.
Not quite ready	If accidents keep happening, we take a short break in diapers and try again at home later. A reset is never a failure.
Nap time	Pull-ups at nap time only. We never use them during the day.

Mark your calendar

Days we are closed

We are open Monday through Friday, 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM, all year except these holidays.

When a holiday lands on a weekend we observe it on the nearest weekday. Once in a while we may close for bad weather or an emergency, and we will always let you know through Procare as early as we can.