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Ages 15 months-2.5yrs

Introducing the joy of movement to budding dancers aged 15 months - 2.5yrs, our dance program is designed to captivate young minds and bodies with a delightful exploration of rhythm, coordination, and creativity.  Through playful activities, simple choreography, and imaginative games, our classes aim to enhance motor skills, spatial awareness, and social interaction. Led by experienced instructors who understand the unique needs of this age group, our dance program encourages confidence-building and fosters a lifelong love for dance from the earliest stages of development. Join us as we embark on a magical journey where every twirl and giggle is a step towards discovering the wonders of dance!

Tiny Tots 

Our Tiny Tots class is a wonderful introduction to music and dance. Watch as your little one enhances their listening skills, builds their creativity and musicality and grows their confidence. Each class begins with an introduction and a welcome song. We then embark on a journey through imagination and movement with the use of various props and instruments. Parents are encouraged to join in.

Why Choose Dance?

Physical Development

Dance classes provide young children with a fun and engaging way to improve their gross motor skills, coordination, balance, and flexibility. Through simple movements like jumping, twirling, and stretching, toddlers develop body awareness and control, laying the foundation for healthy physical development. Additionally, regular participation in dance can help to enhance their stamina and cardiovascular health, promoting overall fitness from a young age.

Social Interaction

Dance classes offer valuable opportunities for toddlers to interact with peers in a structured environment. By participating in group activities, following instructions, and taking turns, children learn important social skills such as cooperation, communication, and teamwork. Building relationships with classmates and instructors fosters a sense of belonging and community, boosting their confidence and self-esteem. 

Cognitive Growth

Engaging in dance activities stimulates cognitive development in young children. Learning dance routines and sequences encourages memory skills and cognitive flexibility. Additionally, dance often incorporates music, rhythm, and counting, which helps to develop auditory discrimination and numerical concepts. By engaging both their bodies and minds, toddlers strengthen neural connections and cognitive abilities, setting the stage for future academic success.

"My daughter can't wait to go to class. She really likes it. Beautiful studio and professional teachers. Happy to have found this place."

Tetiana Borysova

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