Moms and Tots - Benoni

04/10/2026

A little bit of love from our clients 🥰

28/09/2026

Book a free trial class with Moms and Tots - Benoni for you and your toddler. If Mom can't make it, Granny, Daddy, Aunty or Nanny are welcome instead.

07/08/2026

01/07/2026

A stimulation programme developed for toddlers to enhance co-ordination and perceptual skills, encourage the love of learning and to enrich the relationship between mother and toddler. If the mother isn't available for classes - Dads, Nannies or Grandparents are welcome to attend the class. Suitable for toddlers aged between 1 and 3½ Years. The weekly sessions are approximately 2 hours long, which includes teatime for information sharing and support. Book your free trial class for the coming term via WhatsApp 071 603 6493 or email [email protected]

24/02/2026

Hey moms 👋 I just found this free online tantrum training from a parenting coach I know and trust, it shows you how to stop meltdowns before they start and actually feel calm during them. It’s practical, clear and genuinely empowering. You really can have a calmer home. Thought it might help ❤️

https://gail-friend.mykajabi.com/tantrum-webinar

21/02/2026

This is so true!

27/01/2026

Contact us for more information about these super classes!!

25/01/2026

Spot on!

Have you ever seen your little one clapping, singing, or dancing around the room? It looks like just simple fun, but these joyful moments are actually building your child’s brain for language and reading. Before letters and words show up on a page, young minds are busy soaking up patterns, rhythms, and sounds. Each clap or chant helps the brain learn important timing, focus, and movement skills that later turn into reading and understanding.

Singing lullabies, playing clapping games, and moving with music wake up many parts of a child’s brain. These activities connect sound with action and even help children predict what comes next in conversations and stories. The same pathways that learn rhythm also help break down words, listen better, and grasp meaning from things they read. Rhythm makes attention stronger and builds working memory—the tools that set the stage for reading.

So, next time you make music or move together, remember: it’s so much more than play. You are helping your child get ready for a lifetime of learning. True reading begins not with flashcards or drills, but with the simple joy of rhythm, movement, and togetherness. This is where the magic of language truly starts."