This class engages infants and caregivers through music, movement and play. We start with a welcome song, followed by finger plays, nursery rhymes, dancing and exploring musical instruments. Gentle movement activities, such as bouncing, swaying, and dancing, help develop coordination and promote wellbeing, while fun and engaging props like scarves, bubbles, or puppets provide visual and tactile stimulation. Making music with your baby, or singing to them is a beautiful way to connect and bond, and care-givers will learn songs and activities they can play with their baby at home.

This class explores singing, movement and dance, playing with instruments and fun music games. Guided improvisation encourages creativity, while structured activities build early musical concepts like beat, tempo and dynamics. Movement-based activities — such as dancing, pretending to be animals, or following musical cues — foster coordination, self-expression and creativity. While caregivers are very much encouraged to participate, these sessions foster independence, encouraging children to follow instructions, take turns and express themselves.