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When traveling on 91 North, take exit 15. At the end of the exit ramp take a right onto route 68. At the first light, take a left onto Research Parkway. Our driveway is the second entrance way on the right (after the driveway into Bristol-Myers Squibb). When traveling on 91 South, take exit 15. At the end of the exit ramp take a left onto route 68. At the first light, take a left onto Research Parkway. Our driveway is the second entrance way on the right (after the driveway into Bristol-Myers Squibb.

The Child Development Center at Bristol-Myers Squibb - Wallingford

Address: 7 Research Parkway , Wallingford, CT 06492
Phone: 203-677-7027
Hours of Operation: M-F: 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Ages Served: Infants, Toddlers, Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, School Age

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Viewing 1/1 A well-stocked dramatic play area provides opportunities for children to be creative and role play.

Viewing 2/1 Infants have space for tummy time and mirrors at their level.

Viewing 3/1 A well-stocked Science Rocks area, inclusive of books, guides children to explore and discover the world around them.

Viewing 4/1 School Age children engage in dramatic play. At times they have created an entire restaurant complete with menus they made!

Viewing 5/1 Rotating accessories in the block area, such as adding dinosaurs, can bring another dimension of creativity to the area.

Viewing 6/1 Dress up clothes, props and puppets allow further role play.

Viewing 7/1 Home like touches such as a dresser and lamp create a comfortable and welcoming atmoshphere.

Viewing 8/1 Dramatic Play accessories are rotated to provide various interest areas. Some examples are a restaurant, veterinarian office or post office.

Viewing 9/1 A variety of soft toys are available to infants at their level.

Viewing 10/1 Fine motor and cogvitive skills can be enhanced through use of building materials and color sorting activities.

Viewing 11/1 The Science Rocks area allows children to explore, experiment and hypothesize.

Viewing 12/1 Block building with accessories encourages creative play, math and scientific skills...how many blocks can I stack before the tower falls? How can I balance or stack them so it doesn't fall?

Viewing 13/1 Woodworking using real tools helps to improve a variety of skills, including hand-eye coordination.

Viewing 14/1 A writing center full of various materials encourages children to work on their writing skills.

Viewing 15/1 Children gain a feeling of belonging having a place at their height to store their personal items.

Viewing 16/1 Play kitchens, complete with play food and a cash register can encourage creative play and communication skills.

Viewing 17/1 A well-stocked and organized ArtSmart center encourages creativity.

Viewing 18/1 Several toys to choose from at the children's level.

Viewing 19/1 Infants have access to materials that help them experience cause and effect and hand-eye coordination.

Viewing 20/1 Large open play areas provide children opprotunity to practice their gross motor skills.

Viewing 21/1 A variety of games and manipulatives encourage the development of math skills.

Viewing 22/1 State of the art technology affords the children the opportunity to gain computer and other skills through child-friendly programs and games.

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