Rooted in care. Growing through wonder.
Where Learning Blossoms in Gainesville!
The purpose of The Child’s Garden Preschool is to nurture the emotional, social, spiritual, and intellectual development of children from six weeks through five years in a personal, nature-inspired environment.
In order to achieve this purpose, members of the faculty relate to the child in loving, accepting ways and have a particular concern to enhance the ego and self-esteem of each child. We’re devoted to creating a small, garden-like classroom atmosphere where every child sprouts confidence and wonder.

Age-specific support for every stage

Loving Infant Care
A cozy, loving nest where the littlest ones are cradled in rhythm, warmth, and responsive care—growing trust and wonder with every gentle moment.

Active Toddlers
Our toddlers explore the world with joyful energy—supported by patient guidance, sensory play, and the freedom to move, climb, and connect

Pre-K Threes & Fours
Curiosity blossoms as children grow friendships, confidence, and kindergarten readiness through our accredited, hands-on curriculum.
Why Families Choose The Child’s Garden
Fostering growth everyday – in heart, mind, & spirit
At The Child’s Garden, learning unfolds gently and meaningfully through connection, creativity, and care. We’re a small preschool with a big heart—rooted in values that honor every child’s unique path of growth.
Cognitive Growth
Fostering curiosity, problem-solving, and a love for learning through exploration and discovery.
Emotional Well-Being
Creating a safe, loving space where children feel confident, supported, and free to express themselves.
Social Development
Helping children build friendships, practice empathy, and learn how to collaborate in a nurturing environment.
Physical Development
Encouraging movement, coordination, and healthy habits through active play and hands-on learning.






What parents say about our preschool

Owen has incredible social skills from his daily interactions [at The Child’s Garden]. The class sizes are small and intimate, allowing for more one-on-one care, but there is plenty of interaction with other ages to allow your child to develop social skills. He comes home having learned something new every day.
Kelsey Booker
