Frequently Asked Questions

Children can begin as early as 6 months in parent-accompanied classes like My Grown-Up and Me, which focus on movement exploration through songs and play. For independent ballet, tap, or jazz classes, ages 2–5 are ideal. At Little Movers Dance Classes, instruction adapts to each child's comfort level and developmental stage.

Tap introduces children ages 2–5 to timing and coordination by teaching them how their feet create sound while moving to music. Activities focus on rhythm exploration and listening skills in a playful, pressure-free environment. Children develop musicality and body awareness as they discover the connection between movement and sound.

Toddler ballet classes introduce basic arm and foot positions using props and storytelling to keep children engaged. Instruction is flexible and adapts to each child's attention span, allowing participation at their own pace. Parents are encouraged to give children space to participate independently when possible, building confidence and listening skills.

Yes, Little Movers Dance Classes are designed for children who may feel hesitant or need extra encouragement. Instruction is child-led and flexible, allowing kids to observe, participate gradually, or take breaks as needed. Small class sizes with a maximum of eight children ensure personalized attention in a supportive environment.

Drop-in classes offer flexibility for families who want to try classes without long-term commitment, ideal for new participants or unpredictable schedules. Yearly membership provides unlimited access to all eligible classes for a flat monthly rate, saving money and including at least one performance opportunity per year. Membership requires a three-month commitment with automatic payments.

Acro and tumbling classes for ages 2–5 focus on foundational skills like rolls, jumps, and balance in a safe, supervised setting. Instruction emphasizes individual readiness and proper technique before progressing. Children build coordination, body awareness, and confidence as they explore movement with their feet off the ground.

Classes like My Grown-Up and Me strengthen the bond between child and caregiver while introducing movement through books, songs, and gentle exploration. They support early motor development, balance, and coordination in a relaxed group setting. These classes create positive first experiences with structured activities and social interaction for children ages 6 months to 3 years.

Small class sizes with one teacher and a maximum of eight children ensure each child receives personal attention and support. This structure creates a safe, nurturing environment where instruction can be adjusted to meet individual comfort levels and learning styles. It's especially helpful for children who need extra encouragement or are new to group activities.

Yes, Little Movers partners with preschools to bring dance classes on-site for enrolled families, making enrichment convenient without extra travel. Classes introduce multiple styles like ballet, jazz, and hip hop in familiar learning environments. This option supports coordination, confidence, and creativity while fitting seamlessly into a family's existing schedule.

Hip hop classes for ages 2–5 focus on rhythm, coordination, and basic movements through carefully selected music and choreography. Instruction emphasizes self-expression, creativity, and teamwork in a positive, engaging environment. At Little Movers Dance Classes, all content is chosen to remain appropriate and fun for young children.

Many parents expect young children to follow every instruction perfectly or stay focused the entire class. Toddlers naturally get distracted, and that's developmentally normal. At Little Movers Dance Classes, instruction is designed to be flexible and child-led, allowing kids to explore movement at their own pace without pressure.

Jazz classes for ages 2–5 teach expressive movements like kicks, turns, and isolations set to upbeat music. Children are encouraged to show personality and explore creative expression in a supportive environment. Instruction remains flexible to accommodate different learning styles, helping kids build confidence through high-energy, joyful movement.