Infant/Toddler, Two Year Old, and Preschool Lead Teachers

Company: Londons Bright Beginnings Learning Center
Location: Baltimore
Posted on: April 3, 2026

Job Description:

Job Description Job Description Position Summary The Infant/Toddler Lead Teacher provides nurturing care and developmentally appropriate experiences for children ages 6 weeks to 24 months in alignment with MSDE child care licensing standards. The Lead Teacher is responsible for ensuring a safe, loving, and stimulating environment that supports each child’s physical, emotional, cognitive, and social development. Key Responsibilities - Develop and implement individualized lesson plans aligned with MSDE Healthy Beginnings Framework for infants and toddlers. - Provide responsive caregiving, including feeding, diapering, and comforting while promoting secure attachments. - Maintain classroom safety and cleanliness in compliance with MSDE health and safety regulations. - Complete daily reports for parents, documenting meals, naps, and developmental milestones. - Use positive guidance techniques to foster trust and emotional well-being. - Observe, assess, and record developmental progress using MSDE-approved tools. - Collaborate with assistant teachers and communicate daily with parents and administrators. - Maintain compliance with all licensing, sanitation, and emergency preparedness procedures. Required Qualifications - Must meet MSDE Infant/Toddler Lead Teacher qualification, including: - At least 19 years old. - High School Diploma or equivalent. - 45-Hour Infant/Toddler Certificate (MSDE-approved). - 90-Hour Child Growth and Development Certificate(preferred) or equivalent coursework. - At least 2 years of experience as a Lead Teacher in a licensed infant/toddler classroom. - Current Infant/Child CPR and First Aid Certification. - Medication Administration Certification (MSDE-approved). - ADA Training and Basic Health and Safety training. - Ability to lift up to 40 lbs and actively engage with infants on the floor. Preferred Attributes - Deep understanding of early attachment, responsive caregiving, and sensory-based learning. - Warm, patient, and dependable team player. - Skilled at building trusting relationships with families. Position Summary The Two-Year-Old Lead Teacher creates a structured yet flexible learning environment for children ages 24 to 36 months, encouraging independence, curiosity, and language development. The Lead Teacher plans daily activities that promote self-help skills, social growth, and early cognitive development consistent with MSDE child care standards. Key Responsibilities - Design and implement lesson plans aligned with MSDE’s Early Learning Standards for toddlers. - Introduce age-appropriate group activities focusing on language, motor, and social skills. - Establish predictable routines supporting potty training, self-help, and independence. - Foster positive peer interactions and emotional regulation through modeling and redirection. - Maintain a safe and organized classroom that supports active exploration. - Conduct developmental observations and communicate progress to parents. - Supervise assistant teachers and ensure compliance with ratio and licensing standards. - Participate in team meetings and ongoing professional development. Required Qualifications - Must meet MSDE Two-Year-Old Lead Teacher qualification, including: - At least 19 years old. - High School Diploma or equivalent. - 45-Hour Infant/Toddleror45-Hour Two-Year-Old Curriculum Course (MSDE-approved). - 90-Hour Child Growth and Development Certificate. - At least 2 years of experience as a Lead Teacher in a licensed child care setting. - Current Infant/Child CPR and First Aid Certification. - Medication Administration Certification (MSDE-approved). - ADA and Basic Health & Safety Training (MSDE-approved). Preferred Attributes - Knowledge of potty-training support strategies and sensory learning. - Excellent communication and classroom management skills. - Enthusiastic, patient, and dedicated to helping toddlers grow and thrive. Position Summary The Preschool (3/4) Lead Teacher provides a dynamic, play-based learning environment designed to prepare children for kindergarten. The Lead Teacher creates lesson plans aligned with MSDE’s Maryland Early Learning Standardsand supports the development of literacy, math, social-emotional, and problem-solving skills. Key Responsibilities - Plan and implement a comprehensive curriculum promoting school readiness and creative exploration. - Establish classroom routines encouraging independence, cooperation, and responsibility. - Conduct daily circle time, small-group instruction, and hands-on activities. - Monitor and assess each child’s developmental progress and create portfolios for parent conferences. - Maintain a safe, inclusive, and organized classroom environment. - Model positive guidance and foster respect among children. - Collaborate with assistant teachers and participate in staff meetings and trainings. - Ensure compliance with MSDE regulations, ratios, and health/safety policies. Required Qualifications - Must meet MSDE Preschool Lead Teacher qualification, including: - At least 19 years old. - High School Diploma or equivalent. - 90-Hour Preschool Certificate (MSDE-approved). - 45-Hour Child Growth and Development(if not included in the 90-hour course). - At least 2 years of experience as a Lead Teacher in a licensed preschool classroom. - Current Infant/Child CPR and First Aid Certification. - Medication Administration Certification (MSDE-approved). - ADA and Basic Health & Safety Training. Preferred Attributes - Strong knowledge of Pre-K readiness standards and curriculum design. - Excellent organizational and classroom management skills. - Passionate about building a joyful learning foundation for every child. Compensation & Benefits - Competitive hourly pay based on experience and credentials. - Yearly Bonus - Supportive, family-focused work environment.

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