Winter/Spring Blooming Bébé with Ms. Courtney (1-4 Years) at JCC Harlem

About this event

In person at JCC Harlem. Blooming Bébé offers an engaging movement and live drumming class based on the principles of mind-body connection. During classes, children move their bodies to music from around the world, accompanied by the sounds of the djembe. Utilizing several age-appropriate props, children work on rhythm while enhancing spatial awareness and confidence. Children not only benefit from Blooming Bébé, but parents and caregivers also have the opportunity to bond with their child and our community. Are you searching for a dynamic, enriching experience that will spark your little one's creativity and development? Look no further than Blooming Bébé's Movement and Live Drumming Classes, where we bring the world to your child through the magic of music and dance! Global Music Adventure: Our classes feature a live drummer, creating a vibrant, multicultural musical experience. Your child will dance to rhythms from around the globe, immersing themselves in diverse cultural sounds and beats that ignite their sense of rhythm and wonder. Dance to the World's Rhythms: From African drumming to Latin beats, our classes are infused with global musical influences. Your little one will experience a variety of dance styles and movements, exploring different cultures while enhancing brain development and physical agility. Age-Appropriate Learning: Our classes cater to each developmental stage, providing the right support and stimulation for every child's growth and progress. Bonding and Support: Our mission is to foster healthy minds and bodies through meaningful interactions. We offer caregivers valuable insights and techniques to strengthen their bond with their child, ensuring a nurturing and supportive environment. Join Blooming Bébé and give your child the gift of global rhythm, movement, and joyful learning! Our classes are a gateway to a world of vibrant development and cultural discovery. Except Feb 17, Apr 7 + 14. Registration is split into two segments.