Three days a week, little hands dig in
Three days a week, hands go in the soil, veggies become snacks, and imaginations make room for wandering, all in our Loganville garden.
Planting my own patch
Each child tends a small garden bed, digging, seeding, and watering through the seasons.
Fresh from the garden
We pick what we grow and turn it into simple snacks together, from salad to herb butter.
Messy art mornings
Clay, paint, and loose parts inspire open-ended making, where the process matters most.
Wandering our yard
Daily walks around our Loganville grounds to watch bugs, notice the clouds, and follow curiosity.
Caring for our hens
Little ones collect eggs and help feed our gentle flock, learning kindness through daily care.
Washing, chopping, tasting
In our low kitchen corner, children rinse veggies, slice soft fruit, and taste the day's harvest.
The Garden Path plan
Choose the enrollment option that feels like the right fit, then come see our garden in person before you decide.
Full-time roots
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weeklyFive full days a week, so your child can sink deep into garden, kitchen, and play rhythms.
Monday to Friday
Garden and kitchen time daily
Outdoor exploration every day
Homegrown snacks and meals
Whole-child care and rest
Part-time mornings
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weeklyThree or four mornings a week, perfect for easing into our routine with a gentle pace.
Morning rhythm
Garden and play time
Farm-to-table moments
Flexible days
Little sprout days
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dailyDrop in for a day or two a week when you need a warm, nature-filled place for your child.
Choose your days
Full day or morning
Includes meals and snacks
Easy schedule changes
Not every child leaves spotless, and that's fine
A clean shirt was never the goal. We love hearing how kids talk about planting, harvesting, and the friends they make in our Loganville garden.
My son came home with more dirt under his nails than I've ever seen, and a whole story about the bean he planted. That's what I want for him.
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Parent of a preschooler
Our daughter used to be shy around new people. Now she's the one showing her friends where the tomatoes grow. I didn't expect that change so quickly.
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Parent of a young child
It's not just the activities. It's how she's learning to care for living things. She checks on our herbs at home just like she does at school.
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Parent of a toddler
I appreciated that the teachers let him get messy and figure things out. He's more independent and more curious than ever. That's everything to us.
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Parent of a preschooler
The farm-to-table meals are a hit at home now. She asks where our food comes from and wants to help in the kitchen. I didn't teach her that.
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Parent of a kindergartner
We chose The Little Potter's House because it feels like a second home. Seeing him run in without looking back tells me we made the right choice.
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Parent of a young child
Curious how your little one's day unfolds?
Reserve your child's spot for a season of growing
The Little Potter's House is now accepting enrollment applications in Loganville. Call us to arrange a discovery visit and see our garden in person.