Our Signature Music and Movement Classes

Schedule & Registration

• Sibling/double class discount available
• Adult participation required
• Prorated sessions available for mid-season registration based on availability
• Drop-in's available for make-up classes and trials only
• For families registered for more than one class or student, payment plans available. 

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​​Little Beats Babies (ages 3-13 months)

Learn how dance, music, and play nurture early neural development, while strengthening the caregiver-baby bond! Dance and music concepts introduced through circle dance, free exploration, songs, rhymes, and sensory play that foster baby's cognitive, emotional, and physical health. ​

• best for children that are not yet walking

Little Beats Tykes (ages 13-24 months)

Your little one is now moving and exploring the world like never before. With busy little ones in mind, this class will continue to focus on nurturing key areas of developmental. Caregivers will delight in watching their little ones' curiosity and joy making friends and socializing with others.

• younger walkers are welcome to join!

Little Beats Tots (ages 2-4)

Enjoy a lively environment for independent movers and caregivers, to experience the joy of dance and movement together. Discover movement concepts while gaining balance, flexibility, and coordination with songs and rhymes, instruments, props, and simple choreography.

FamJam (suggested ages 1-3)

FamJam is our mixed age version of the classes above!  Learn more about this class here.

"Freeing the body for movement unlocks the brain for learning." 
-Gill Connell and Cheryl McCarthy, authors of 'A Moving Child is a Learning Child'

Research-based approach:
Our program uses music, dance, social bonding, and play to develop physical capabilities while building sensory integration and critical brain pathways. We use visual, auditory, and kinesthetic methods to learn movement concepts. 

Caregiver empowerment: 
These classes educate parents and caregivers on their crucial roles as child's teacher, playmate, movement model, and cheerleader as they explore, play, and share bonding experiences together. ​

Room for growth:
Movement-based curriculum  grows with the child as he/she builds body & spatial awareness, muscle control, body/mind integration, language, confidence, and new skills for discovering the world.