Baby & Toddler Music Classes

Baby Boppers

(0-12 Months)*

📍Location:

  • Adamstown (Tuesdays)

  • Kilcock (Wednesdays)

  • Celbridge (Thursdays)

  • Chapelizod (Fridays).

⏱️Time: 10:30am

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Rhythm Rascals

(1-2 Years)*

📍Location:

  • Adamstown (Tuesdays)

  • Kilcock (Wednesdays)

  • Celbridge (Thursdays)

  • Chapelizod (Fridays).

⏱️Time: 9:30am

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Mini Maestros

(2-4 Years)*

📍Location:

  • Celbridge (Thursdays)

  • Chapelizod (Fridays).

⏱️Time: 11:30am

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*Age ranges are a guideline. If your little one would prefer to stay in a particular class for longer or move on earlier (e.g. if they are an active 10/11 month old) that can be arranged. Contact Music Maestros by email, Facebook or Instagram if you’d like to chat about this further.

What to expect at a class:

Classes are designed for parents or caregivers to participate with their little ones during each class.

The kinds of activities you can expect to enjoy together at a Music Maestros class include:

  • Interactive Songs

  • Movement and Dance

  • Instrument Exploration

  • Sensory Play Through Song

  • Storytime with Music (1+)

There will be lots of singing (participation optional 😉), moving and playing with a variety of age-appropriate instruments and sensory props where your little one can express themselves through music and explore sound, rhythm and melody.

Why choose music?

There are lots of reasons why you might choose a music class over another type of baby/toddler class. Maybe you really enjoy listening to music, singing or even play an instrument. Maybe you’d like some song ideas for home. Maybe you’re just looking to give it a go.

These are great reasons. However, music does more than just entertain. 

Over the past 20 years, there has been a marked increase in research into how music benefits babies and toddlers. This is now a robust area in developmental psychology, cognitive neuroscience and early childhood education. Music has multiple benefits:

  • Boosts brain development

  • Sparks early communication

  • Helps regulate emotions

  • Improves motor skills

  • Strengthens memory

  • Builds listening skills

  • Creates bonding moments

…and many more!

In class, this is all done through play. Children don’t need to understand music to feel it. After all, before they can speak, babies can sing 🥰🎶

"Music is a world within itself, with a language we all understand." 

– Stevie Wonder