Our toddler dance classes aren’t just adorable – they’re designed to build confidence, coordination, and creativity. Through clapping, stomping, and moving to music, little ones develop rhythm, balance, and strength in a fun and playful way. Each class encourages self-expression, sparks imagination, and helps toddlers make new friends while dancing side by side.
With every spin and hop, they grow more confident – and parents get to watch them shine.
Our Baby Movers classes (6 months – 2.5 years) are all about playful movement and early development. With climbing triangles, balance beams, obstacle courses and simple dance play, little ones build gross motor skills, balance and rhythm while having fun. It’s the perfect way to burn energy, support learning, and even make nap time easier.
Designed for ages 2.5 – 5 years, our Mighty Movers classes combine dance, rhythm and movement challenges with obstacle courses and climbing fun. Kids develop coordination, confidence and creativity while making friends and getting the wiggles out in a structured, high-energy environment.
Toddler dance classes are generally suitable for children from around 18 months to 5 years. At this age, little ones are developing balance, coordination and rhythm, making dance a fun way to support early growth.
Comfortable clothes that allow movement, such as leggings and a t-shirt. Toddlers can dance in socks, bare feet, or soft-soled shoes.
Our classes are held at our Wilston play centre, designed for babies and toddlers to explore, play, and learn in a safe, fun environment.
Yes! To ensure the best experience for every child, our class sizes are limited. We recommend booking in advance to secure your spot.
Each class runs for approximately 75 minutes, with plenty of movement and short activities to suit toddler attention spans.
Yes, parents are welcome to observe and support, especially for younger toddlers who may need extra comfort while settling in.
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