Infants
Baila Baila brings Spanish music, singing, and movement to the infant group each week. The infant program does not use formal Spanish immersion.
Spanish woven into songs, stories, and daily routines — language learning that feels like play.

Spanish immersion begins in our toddler program at 18 months. Teachers lead activities and routines in Spanish, then follow with English support, so children hear both languages naturally throughout the day.
Our Reggio-inspired and Montessori-influenced approach is child-led and play-based. Spanish is part of that play from the toddler years onward.
Baila Baila brings Spanish music, singing, and movement to the infant group each week. The infant program does not use formal Spanish immersion.
Spanish immersion begins. Hands-on play, Spanish and English, and everyday routines help toddlers find their words and build independence.
Children follow their questions through art, projects, and shared play, with Spanish-led activities and English support.
Spanish immersion begins in the toddler program at 18 months at Playa Vista and Mid-City. Teachers lead activities and routines in Spanish, then follow with English support. The infant program does not use Spanish immersion.
Yes. Children hear English and Spanish naturally throughout the day. Spanish-led activities come with English support.
Baila Baila brings Spanish music, singing, and movement to the infant group each week. Formal Spanish immersion begins in the toddler program at 18 months.
Both. Spanish immersion is part of the toddler and preschool programs at Mid-City and Playa Vista in Los Angeles.
Mid-City is enrolling now, so start with a tour. Playa Vista enrolls by waitlist, so families can join its interest list as spaces become available.
More answers on our FAQ, or see the toddler, preschool and infant programs, and our tuition and fees.
Mid-City is enrolling now. Playa Vista welcomes families to its interest list as spaces become available.