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Little Learners Lodge

Infant & Toddler Teacher

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Infant & Toddler Teacher Little Learners Lodge - 4.0 Mount Pleasant, SC Job Details Full-time $16 - $21 an hour 13 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Paid time off 401(k) matching Professional development assistance Qualifications Teamwork CPR Psychology Social Work Teaching Full Job Description About us We are not a typical daycare. We care for infants and toddlers using the Magda Gerber Educaring® approach — which, in plain terms, means we treat babies as whole, capable people from day one. We move slowly. We observe before we act. We let children reach their milestones on their own timeline instead of rushing or propping them. And we protect unhurried play, gentle routines, and real relationships. Just as much, we are a community that values social cohesion and thinking together: our teachers reflect as a team, share observations at the end of each day, and make decisions together rather than in isolation. What you'd actually do Care for a small group of infants and/or toddlers with warmth, patience, and respect. Slow down the everyday moments — diapering, feeding, dressing — into calm, connected exchanges, narrating what you do and inviting each child to take part. Observe closely and write down what you notice, then bring it to the team so we can follow each child well. Protect uninterrupted play and let children work things out for themselves, offering help only when it's truly needed. Keep the room safe, orderly, and prepared so children can explore freely. Reflect and problem-solve alongside a team that genuinely thinks together. Who we're hoping to meet This role suits someone thoughtful, steady, and genuinely interested in people. Experience is a plus but not required. We especially welcome applicants with a background or coursework in child development, social work, or psychology — and we've found that people who've worked in the service industry often thrive here, because they already know how to stay present, read a room, and care for others under real conditions. A warm, patient, observant temperament — comfortable slowing down. Respect for children as capable individuals, and openness to the Educaring® approach. A collaborative spirit; you like reflecting and deciding with a team. Reliability, presence, and emotional steadiness.
[Any hard requirements:
age 18+, ability to lift 20 lbs, CPR/First Aid or willingness to obtain, background check, etc.] What we offer Hands-on training in the Educaring approach — no prior experience needed. We invest in teaching you. A supportive, reflective team culture where your observations matter. Full-time, stable hours and [benefits — health, PTO, professional development, etc.]. Meaningful work with real relationships, in a calm and unhurried environment.
Pay:
$16.00 - $21.00 per hour
Benefits:
401(k) matching Paid time off Professional development assistance Application Question(s): Do you have your fingerprints done in the state of South Carolina?
Work Location:
In person

Benefits

  • Paid Time Off (PTO)
  • 401(k) Plans
  • Professional Development
  • Health Insurance