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Where can I find good classes for my 2 year old?

My son is just about to turn two. We have a great daycare he attends 3 days a week. We are looking to fill his other days with some stimulating, fun and social classes. We have him enrolled in a gymnastics class -- and he loves it. We're looking for something similar in a different area: art, music, language, dance. You get the picture.

What are some good classes out there for a 2 year old?

zeagle asked in Things to do with Your Kids about 1 year ago | Report

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  • Amy-small_small
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    3 year olds don't "need" classes. Life is a class. Drag him around outside instead - he's going to spend most of his life inside, so you may as well save some money and get him out in the dirt.

    Amy Lang answered in Things to do with Your Kids about 1 year ago | Report
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    There are some great music classes out there. I just took one with my 19-month-old at the Phinney Neighborhood Center. There are also great music and dance classes at some of the Community Centers. And I know Music Center Northwest has great offerings.

    Cedarthvader answered in Things to do with Your Kids about 1 year ago | Report
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    I don't have personal experience with them, but I hear great things from my students and their parents about The Moonpaper Tent
    ( http://www.moonpapertent.org/index.html ). They have a lot going on in the art/dance/theater arena, and are located in the Ravenna area near Whole Foods. I walk by on my way to the doctor's office pretty regularly and the kids always look like they're having a blast.

    Sphinx answered in Things to do with Your Kids about 1 year ago | Report
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    Eating Dirt 101 (Improves their immune system as long as it isn't filthy dirt).

    That and various assorted music and language classes. Maybe introduce them to foreign languages. I spoke and read German before I spoke and read English.

    Free Busch answered in Things to do with Your Kids about 1 year ago | Report
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