OH HEY! Let’s play!!! A warm and nurturing environment where each child’s individuality is embraced & valued.
Whether you're looking for games to build your toddler's motor, social or language skills or you want to keep them busy, bring them to us!
07/05/2026
🌈 Play. Explore. Grow.
The Little Cubs brings learning to life with colorful play, sensory fun, music, stories, and joyful moments that spark every child’s curiosity. 🧸✨
Trial classes now open for ages 12–16 months, 1.6–3 years, and 4–5 years — limited slots, big smiles ahead.
03/05/2026
A sweet little moment of creativity and connection. Nothing better than watching tiny hands explore big ideas.
Come play & learn with us!
01/05/2026
A burst of creativity, color, and pure childhood joy. Kids and grown‑ups dove into paint, brushes, and imagination, turning a simple table into a mini art studio. Moments like these remind us that play isn’t just fun — it’s how young minds explore, learn, and light up the world. 🎨✨
29/04/2026
Big smiles, bright minds, and playful learning all in one space.
From academic tutorials to music lessons and toddler group sessions, The Little Cubs creates a fun, nurturing environment for every child.
Enjoy FREE 30 minutes of play with every session.
Message us on FB or call 09993867418 to get started.
Learning real life skills
14/04/2026
Refining motor skills :)
25/03/2026
Being a parent doesn’t just happen automatically. Your feelings, actions, and decisions have to be intentional. Becoming a good parent is a conscious choice — not a favor to be asked for, and not a duty to be performed out of obligation. It’s an expression of love that flows naturally, freely, and without expecting anything in return.
Parenthood is love in its purest form — intentional, selfless, and endlessly brave. A love that shapes a life, and in the process, transforms your own.
Amber progressed from having 0 verbal words to producing a few words and is now able to label random items. Verbalizations are not yet clear; however, the Amber is showing consistent verbal attempts. Good job, Amber!
Through structured exercises, we’re gently targeting Kristopher’s fear of heights while improving his body coordination—one brave step and balanced move at a time.
Currently working on Kristopher’s nice voice and visual skills through animal labeling and matching. Great job, Kris!