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Babies (0-8 Months)

baby crawling on play floor
Where they are
Just getting comfortable being out of the house and beginning to explore!
What to expect in class
You’ll learn a variety of ways to play with your newest little bundle of joy. Newborns 0-8 months are exposed to sensory play, songs, and the beginnings of social play. Meet like-minded parents while our expert teachers lead you through nurturing exercises and activities that stimulate your baby’s brain development

Crawlers (6-14 Months)

baby crawling on the play floor
Where they are
Crawling, cruising, rolling, sitting, ready to explore anything and everything.
What to expect in class
We boogie down with our babies, give them baby massages, sing them songs, and explore new physical challenges every week through teacher-led activities on the equipment. Play as a group and socialize with others! Sing songs, learn a routine, and PLAY!

Walkers (10-18 Months)

toddler walking on gymboree play floor
Where they are
Your little one is walking! They might not be steady, but they’ve taken their first few steps!
What to expect in class
We’ll explore new physical challenges every week through teacher-led activities, with a focus on different ways to use each piece of our equipment. Crawl through tunnels, explore different textures, slide down slides (or climb up slides!), toddle over bridges, or take a ride in a swing!! We’ll also practice social skills and memory building through sing-alongs and group-play.

Family Class (6 Mo-5Yrs)

child playing with parents in the background at gymboree
Where they are
Crawling, Walking, Running, or Exploring! Everyone is welcome! Participating in a diverse class of physical, social, and cognitive develop- mental skills creates a dynamic class, where younger children benefit from watching older children and older children benefit from being leaders. Great for siblings too!
What to expect in class
More adventures come to life through imaginary play in this multi-age play class. A perfect opportunity for siblings to experience class together, or for children to practice more diverse social skills like leadership and peer modeling.