03/15/2026
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Rhythm & Romp for Littles is a music & movement class designed for children 18-36 months old along with their caregiver. Day & evening classes are available. The Spring session starts on 3/23 and registration is now open.
Tell me more about the class- Children are exposed to a variety of music types and use scarves; egg shakers & rhythm sticks to express themselves and learn to follow the rhythm of a song.
The parachute activities, “horsey rides" on a lap and “boat rides" on a blanket are also very popular. The children learn listening skills, language skills and motor skills. They have the opportunity to socialize with other children similar to their age and learn to take turns. Children with all abilities are welcome. The class is limited to 12 children.
The Spotify playlist of the week’s songs is posted on the page so you can keep enjoying the music with your child.
When are classes held?
Monday mornings in from 9:15-10:00 a.m.
Monday evenings in Waterloo, IL from 6:30-7:15 p.m. (303 Covington Dr.) Come in your PJs if you like!
Dates for the 6 Week Summer session are:
6/8, 6/15, 6/22, 6/29, 7/6 & 7/13.
What are the fees?
The fee is $100, which also covers your child’s own music kit (egg shakers, rhythm sticks & scarf). There is a $20 sibling discount.
How do I register?
Go to the Rhythm & Romp for Littles page and look for the pinned post to register. Payment is through Venmo (or contact Gina for other options).
About the instructor -Gina Haberl, M.S. Early Childhood Ed. is a previous Kindermusik instructor and a developmental therapist for Early Intervention Services of Illinois.
I think both the children and the adults are having a blast! It's been fun to watch the children enjoy the music and blossom as they gain more confidence in class. It's a great way to spend quality time with your child or grandchild. We have moms, dads, grandmas and grandpas attending. Feel free to message me through the page with any questions. I hope to "romp" around soon with your "little" in class.
