Activities for Baby with Mommy/Daddy/Caregiver
for one year olds and younger
no Judgement post natal support & development groups
For Babies (0-24 months) with caregivers; 45-60 min weekly classes and special events.
Weekly curricula: Kindermusik Foundations to Level 1
Special Events include activities like: Mom&Baby Yoga, Baby Wearing Dances, Strolling in Park, Bubble exploration, Wildflower Meadow, more.
Activities may include: free & sensory exploration, socialization, guided exercises, group dancing, instrumental & vocal exploration, story & verse & musical appreciation, sign language, creative movement, massage, bonding/rocking/breathing/quiet time,
Discover a special time for you and your baby together to get out of the house, meet others, move bodies, encourage development, make music/art, and connect with each other and the world.
*A great way for Babies & parents/caregivers to lift minds & bodies & spirits with music and movement.
*A time for you and your baby to center, sooth, connect, and expand with the guidance of a trained professional.
*A no judgment community that celebrates your bond, supports your journey, and fosters your creativity.
*A calm & relaxed & balanced environment for both caretakers and their infants, new walkers, or introverted toddlers.
Organized into
Foundations: birth to 12/18 months. Focusing on activities on the floor and in caregivers arms, sensory environment created to be rich but sensitive to the young or easily over stimulated, and parent discussion time.
Level 1 Mixed-age: a mixed age group that is inclusive for babies transitioning to toddlerhood, toddlers who are sensitive to overstimulation, and/or families with multiple age children with a focus on younger age range. Instructor uses experience & skill to balance the mixed ages and parent needs.
Level 1 age specific: 1 to 2 year olds. Focus on the needs of young walkers and talkers and their caregivers. Managing the special movement, emotional/social, and cognitive needs of new movement & verbal skills. Also supporting caregivers through this turbulent and often stressful developmental time.