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Tiny Tumblers, also known as a caregiver-and-child class, is a structured and interactive class designed for babies and toddlers and a caregiver. These programs typically cater to children ages 1, 2, & 3. These programs are meant to encourage early child development in a distractions-free environment for parents to bond with their children. The instructor-led activities are tailored to age and help toddlers work on motor skills. Children participate in guided physical play focusing on balance, crawling, and motor skills using soft mats, tunnels, and hula hoops.

Sessions are 50 minutes and follow a predictable routine but are also flexible to change. Both child and caregiver should wear casual, stretchy clothes that will allow you to sit on the floor, stretch, and move freely.

Learn increased spatial awareness through stretching and movement while expanding upon basic body shapes (tuck, pike, straddle). Participants will work on acrobatic skills, being upside down, while practicing and improving balance.

Class is for ages 4, 5, and 6.

Participants will learn increased spatial awareness through stretching and movement as well as expanding basic body shapes (tuck, pike, straddle). Class will also cover working acrobatic skills; becoming comfortable being upside down in addition to practicing and improving balance through the sport of tumbling.

Ages 7, 8, and 9