Infant Classroom Teacher

Moxi Childcare•Birmingham, AL

7d•Onsite

About The Position

Moxi Childcare is seeking an Infant Classroom Teacher to provide attentive, nurturing care to infants. This role involves fostering early social development, assisting with feeding routines, observing and documenting developmental progress, and communicating with parents. The teacher will also ensure compliance with state regulations and Moxi's internal protocols, while building trust with families. Moxi offers a modern facility, flexible childcare membership models, and a commitment to supporting staff with robust benefits.

Requirements

Must be 18 years of age or older
High school diploma or GED required
Must be able to lift 30–40 lbs.
Minimum of 3 years' experience working in an infant classroom
3+ references (1 professional and 2 personal non-family references)
CPR and First Aid certified (Moxi can provide)
Team player
Great communicator
Passion for educating and caring for young children

Responsibilities

Provide attentive, nurturing care to infants throughout the day, including feeding, diapering, soothing, and engaging in age-appropriate developmental activities.
Foster early social development by encouraging gentle interaction, turn-taking, and sensory exploration in a calm, supportive environment.
Assist with feeding routines by preparing bottles and solid foods as appropriate, while maintaining a clean and sanitary eating area.
Support infants in transitioning through feeding stages with care and patience.
Observe and document each infant’s developmental progress, daily habits, and any concerns, sharing updates regularly with families and the team.
Participate in individual check-ins with parents to discuss milestones, growth patterns, and ways to support their child’s development at home and in care.
Stay informed on all state regulations and Moxi’s internal protocols related to infant care, and ensure safe, consistent implementation at all times.
Clearly communicate Moxi’s safety and care procedures with families, building trust and helping parents feel confident and supported in their child’s care.