Babies and parents enjoy this time together to explore new movements, play games, sing songs and begin to develop social skills. Babies love to discover all the ways they can make sounds with their voices and objects. This is a great way for them to master important concepts like "cause and effect". The focus is always on the Babies.

Buddies are able to develop coordination, learn to imitate and effectively communicate through games, singing, and movement. The ability to associate songs with activities helps them better understand how things are connected. With parents' and instructor encouragement and support Buddies begin to build confidence.

Friends is an appropriate name at this stage. Friends enjoy games, sports, and singing through group activities. Climbing, swinging, spinning, sliding, bouncing, and jumping are endless sources of fun that help children build strong bodies and develop independence. With lots of encouragement from parents and instructors our Friends gain self-esteem and learn to follow instructions while playing with others.

Pals are now following directions, increasing sports skills, learning songs and playing games. Pals are gaining independence and developing hand-eye coordination, while increasing their ability to communicate and socialize effectively. Pals are eager to join the group activities and are happy to please their parents.