Baby Sensory NSW

TERM 2 BOOKINGS ARE OPEN 🚀

Toddler Sense is for busy little movers aged 13 months – 3.5 years… and Term 2 is going to be BIG.

Each week your toddler steps into a brand-new adventure; action-packed obstacle courses, role play, imagination zones, movement, music and themed exploration designed to build confidence, coordination and independence.

It’s the place for climbing, balancing, jumping, social skills, listening skills… and those beautiful “I did it!” moments.

💛 How to book:
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Classes run during school term and spots fill fast.

If your toddler has big energy and an even bigger imagination… this is their place.

Happy Easter from the Baby Sensory and Toddler Sense team 👏

Easter weekend with a little one doesn’t have to mean big plans or lots of chocolate 🐣

Sometimes the simplest activities become the most magical moments.
A song together, a bubble floating past, or the excitement of finding a hidden egg.

These little moments of play are doing more than entertaining your child. They’re building language, curiosity, confidence and connection 💛

If you’re looking for a few easy ideas for the long weekend, swipe through for some simple Easter play inspiration you can do at home.

Save this for the weekend!

Crawling isn’t a race and it doesn’t look the same for every baby.

Some crawl, some shuffle, some roll, some skip it completely.

Focus on strength, connection and floor play! The movement will come. 💛

Big feelings can make you question everything.

“Am I too soft?”
“Am I too strict?”
“Why is it so intense?”

But toddler meltdowns aren’t a sign you’re failing.
They’re a sign your child’s brain is still developing.

Impulse control.
Emotional regulation.
Turn-taking.
Waiting.

These are learned skills and they take repetition, modelling and safe practice.
That’s why weekly group environments matter.

At Toddler Sense, toddlers practise managing big feelings in a structured, supportive setting where they can learn, try again and build confidence over time.
You don’t have to navigate this alone 💙

Join us in class this week and start building those skills together.

Say hello to Gemma ☀️☀️

Hopping on one foot looks simple… but it’s actually a complex milestone.
Before a child can hop, they need:

💛 Strong legs
💛 Core control
💛 Single-leg balance
💛 Coordination
💛 The ability to shift weight confidently

Most children master hopping between 3–4 years and balance comes first.

So if your toddler isn’t hopping yet, build it through playful balance games and mini bounces.

Movement skills don’t need pressure.
They need repetition, confidence and fun. 💛

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