4 visits
Start the routine
Practice the class pattern through a simple weekly rhythm.
Toddler GymnasticsIndependent Classes for Ages 3 to 5
- For children ages 3 to 5
- Children participate without a parent on the floor.
Choose a monthly rhythm
The plan counts visits during the subscription month. Families may use suitable Toddler Gymnastics class times.
8 visits
Build familiarity
More chances to listen, repeat, and try again with a coach.
12 visits
Frequent practice
The most coached repetition when this rhythm fits the child.
More visits add coached repetition. They do not guarantee readiness or advancement.
An independent practice habit
Listen. Try. Adjust. Try again.
Children practice hearing one short direction, making an attempt, and changing what they do after simple feedback.
Join independently
Enter the class and work without a parent on the floor.
Listen, wait, and repeat
Follow short directions, take turns, and practice movement again.
Coach confirms the next fit
Correction use, safe movement, and class habits guide the next step.
After the fit review
Two useful next steps
Age or attendance alone does not decide the class.
Keep building toddler class habits
Continue practicing independent participation, listening, and safe movement.
Try Gymnastics for Kids
When the next stage fits, staff may guide the family to the Level 1 trial.
See the Level 1 programInside the class
What children practice
Simple movement and class habits prepare children for longer, more structured gymnastics training.
Balance
Control simple shapes and safe movement patterns.
Coordination
Connect arms, legs, direction, and small apparatus.
Listening
Hear a short instruction and stay with the group task.
Turn-taking
Wait, watch, and begin when the coach gives the signal.
Trying again
Use a simple correction and repeat the movement.
A clear class boundary
The child joins independently
A parent does not participate on the floor in Toddler Gymnastics. The class helps children practice following a coach and working safely with a group.
See Parent & Me when an adult still participatesAge overlap is normal
Choose by class fit, not age alone
At age 3, Parent & Me and Toddler Gymnastics may both fit. At age 5, Toddler Gymnastics and Gymnastics for Kids may both fit.
Send the trial request. Staff confirms the suitable program and class separately.
See the Gymnastics for Kids Level 1 stageThe athlete pathway
See the stage before and after Toddler Gymnastics
Parent & Me supports the first transition. Gymnastics for Kids begins the Level 1 rhythmic gymnastics foundation.
Prepare for the first class
See what happens, what to bring, and how the independent class begins.
Helpful at this stage
Answers beside the program decision
Open the guide that answers your next question, then return to this stage through the links on every guide.
Questions from parents
Before starting Toddler Gymnastics
Short answers for the first decision. Staff confirms the right program and class separately.
Will my child be okay without me on the floor?
This class is built around the transition to independent training. Ask our staff about the current viewing setup before your visit.
What age should my child start?
Children typically join at age 3. Parent & Me can make class routines familiar, but staff still confirms whether independent participation fits the child now.
Begin with the right class
Ready to try an independent class?
Send a request. Rhythmic Art checks the child's age and class fit, then confirms the class separately.