Baby Bobcats
(3 - 15 months)
This 30 minute class for children ages 3 months to walking, encourages babies to be self learners, active, and aware of self and others. Join our inviting parent/child playgroup, where you can connect with other parents and learn how to help your child facilitate their own play at home.
Modeled after the RIE approach, this class will focus on teaching both baby and parent how to have uninterrupted, self-directed play. During this 10-15 minute portion of the class, parents will have the opportunity to socialize with other parents and learn how to create their own RIE play space at home, while observing their child’s play.
Class will also include sensory based activities and physical play, such as stretching, rocking, rolling, and tummy time. Research shows that these activities stimulate movement and muscle tone which ties directly into brain development. As your child progresses through the age groups we will begin to incorporate simple gymnastics movements and basic skills.
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Tummy Time
(3-6 mo.)
Wednesday & Fridays
9:30-10:00am
$5
This is the perfect first visual, audial, and spatial exploration class for your little one!
In our classroom, we'll guide you through baby exercises, songs, and dances to strengthen core muscles and provide mental stimulation in an exciting and relaxed environment.
This class is drop-in and does not require advanced registration
Crawlers
(6-9 mo.)
Wednesday & Fridays
10:30-11:00am
$10
It's time for our Tummy Time graduates to get moving as they gain hand, arm, and core control!
Designed to develop core strength and confidence for babies who are pulling up but not quite ready to let go and walk on their own. In our classroom, we'll guide you through songs, dances, and beginning stretches and exercises.
This class is drop-in and does not require advanced registration
Waddlers
(10-15 mo.)
Wednesday & Fridays
11:30-12pm
$15
Time to get moving! Our Waddlers will develop core strength, gross motor skills, and confidence.
In the gym we'll work on stretches, balance and agility skills, and introductory tumbling. Early balancing and stability exercises will help to stimulate and develop your child's Vestibular and Proprioceptive systems.