Things To Do With a Toddler in Staten Island
This guide draws on 55 upcoming toddler classes and activities spread across 7 distinct venues in Staten Island, including a children's museum, a JCC, indoor playgrounds, and nature-based explorer programs. Listings cluster most heavily in New Brighton, with 10 upcoming offerings, while Rosebank and other areas appear more sporadically throughout the data. Paid activities are the norm across all 55 listings, with typical prices sitting around $30 per session, and the venues collectively cover age ranges from birth up to 11 years. Each studio below links to its own schedule, so you can check specific dates and times directly.
7 top picksUpdated August 26, 2026 · Staten Island
The 7 best right now
Ranked by how much they have on the calendar and how complete their listings are — never by anyone paying us.
1Staten Island Children's Museum
New Brighton·Ages 0+·prices vary
2
Happy Day Play at JCC Bernikow
Staten Island·Ages 0–5·prices vary
3
Little Sharks Playground
Staten Island·Ages 1–11·$30
4
Wild Roots Explorers - South Shore
Staten Island·Ages 1–7·prices vary
5
Wild Roots Explorers - North Shore
Staten Island·Ages 1–8·prices vary
6
HeART in Motion Studio - The Performing Arts Building
Rosebank·Ages 1–3·$17
7
Room B
Staten Island·Ages 2–4·prices vary
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Frequently asked
What ages are classes and activities for toddlers in Staten Island for?
Listings on this page run for ages 12 months through 3 years. Each one carries its own age band, so you can check the fit before you book.
How much do classes and activities for toddlers cost in Staten Island?
Prices are free library and park sessions through about $55 per studio class. Free listings are flagged on every card.
Do I need to register in advance?
Most toddler classes take advance booking by term; library and park programs are drop-in.
How long are toddler classes usually?
Typically 30 to 45 minutes, which is the attention span most programs are built around. Session length is listed on each event page where the studio publishes it.
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Listings come from studio, library, museum and NYC Parks schedules we re-check on a schedule. Prices and age bands are whatever the provider publishes — always confirm on their own registration page before you go.