First classes without you in them.

Toddler class. Ages 3 to 5.

A 45 minute class where your child works on real foundations: rolls, hanging, jumping, landing, listening. You watch from the parent area. For most families this is the first structured class their child takes alone, and we treat that handoff seriously.

Groups stay small and routines stay consistent, because consistency is what makes a three year old brave. Classes run weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings, with times spread across the week so siblings can train in the same hour.

Busy Bee Camp. The preschool-style morning.

A drop-off morning for three to five year olds, currently Fridays from 9 to 11:30. The morning holds a 45 minute movement class, circle time, an art project, hand washing and potty time, and snack. Children should be potty training; most campers are out of diapers.

Busy Bee Camp started as a pilot and filled. Local preschool families use it as their Friday program, and we are working on adding more days. If another weekday would help your family, tell us. Demand decides the calendar.

What your child develops here.

Motor skills and strength, and underneath them: independence, patience in a line, the ability to follow a two-step instruction, and the confidence of doing something hard without a parent in arm's reach. Kindergarten teachers can tell which kids had this year.

What parents do during class.

Watch from the parent area, or take the 45 minutes. SOMOfit, Crafted Cup, and SOMO Cowork are inside the village, a short walk from the door. During Busy Bee Camp mornings you have two and a half hours. Many parents call it their Friday.

Care at this age.

Coach and parent check-in and check-out at every Busy Bee Camp morning. Small groups, tight ratios, and coaches chosen for patience first. Full standards are published.