Music Sensory Class 2-4 yrs

What's on offer

Our Baby Sensory Music classes are designed to support your baby’s developing brain while nurturing the bond between you and your little one. Research shows that music plays a vital role in early brain development, strengthening neural pathways linked to language, memory, movement, and emotional regulation from the earliest months of life. Through gentle rhythms, soothing melodies, and rich sound textures, we create a calm musical environment for babies to explore safely and joyfully. As you sing, move, and listen together, your baby learns to associate sound with comfort, connection, and communication. These classes are not about performance, but presence. Shared musical experiences help babies feel secure and supported, while giving parents simple, meaningful ways to connect through sound, touch, and rhythm. Primary Focus by Age 0–6 Months | Newborns Auditory development, emotional bonding & sensory regulation Calm melodies, sustained tones, and gentle swaying or tapping with caregivers create a soothing environment. Live singing supports early listening skills and helps babies feel safe, comforted, and connected through sound. 6–12 Months | Crawlers Motor coordination, cause-and-effect & listening skills As babies begin to explore, we introduce music and sensory play that encourages movement and curiosity. Simple melodies and instruments such as drums, shakers, and keyboards help develop coordination, with songs parents can continue at home. 1–2 Years | Walkers Language development, autonomy & emotional expression These active classes use action songs, call-and-response games, and expressive melodies to support early speech and emotional awareness. Expect movement, dancing, singing, and joyful exploration. 2–4 Years | Toddlers Creativity, listening skills & collaboration In smaller groups, children are encouraged to make creative choices and explore music independently. Through song and play, they learn to listen, collaborate, and communicate, while being introduced to instruments such as guitars, keyboards, and harmonicas.