Learning Jungle Adams, formerly Little Sprouts, runs a play-based day care and preschool in Normal Heights, San Diego at 3844 Adams Ave near the intersection of Adams Ave and 39th St. The campus holds Community Care License 376701505 for the preschool program with a capacity of 44 children, and a separate infant-center license covering 36 additional enrollees from six weeks of age. Curriculum follows a Reggio-inspired, play-based model with organic food service, and teachers monitor each child's skill development across five domains: social, emotional, language, cognitive, and physical. Educational play materials rotate on a developmental schedule sourced for open-ended exploration, a philosophy shared by children's retailers in the area, including Replay Toys in North Park, which carries developmental toys and creative-play kits for the same age range. The Learning Jungle brand was established in 2002 and now operates 51 locations across five countries, but the Adams Avenue campus serves the Normal Heights, Kensington, and North Park communities as a neighborhood-scale program. Adams Avenue is the primary commercial corridor through Normal Heights in the 92116 ZIP, and the school's location near 39th St places it within the walkable stretch that connects craft breweries, independent restaurants, and vintage shops between Felton St and Kensington Dr. The infant program accepts children as young as six weeks, making Learning Jungle one of the few Adams Avenue childcare providers covering the full newborn-through-preschool continuum under one roof. The Adams Avenue Business Association lists Learning Jungle as an active member of the commercial corridor, and the school's Adams Avenue Street Fair presence each fall connects enrolled families with the broader Normal Heights community. After-school enrichment and the before-school drop-off window extend care for school-age children through age 12, and the campus hosts family engagement events on the Adams Avenue sidewalk near Stella Jean's Ice Cream, a post-pickup ritual for many enrolled families. Combined infant and preschool capacity totals 80 children across the two licenses, with the Reggio-inspired classroom layout dividing the interior into distinct learning zones for art, dramatic play, sensory exploration, and quiet reading.