Toddler Music
Classes in Lawrence Park
Ages 0–3 · Live guitar · North York studio · Parties that travel
"Somewhere for Lawrence Park toddlers to put all that energy — once a week, on purpose."
Toddlers in Lawrence Park have a lot of energy and not always enough places to put it — a weekly music class is one of the best. The studio is about fifteen minutes away, an easy trip from Yonge & Lawrence, Bedford Park and Wanless Park.
Every class is live on guitar, built for busy little ones from 0 to 3 (older kids welcome too): parachute games, freeze-dancing, instruments to bang and shake, bubbles to chase, and just enough structure to hold it all together. There's real child-development thinking behind the happy chaos (I have a Masters in Child Study and Education from OISE) — I know when to turn the volume up and when to bring it back down.
Come try a single class first — no commitment. Most families settle into the whole session.
In every class
What a class actually feels like
Live guitar & big movement
Real music played in the room — singalongs, freeze-dancing, marching, and the silly songs your toddler will demand on repeat in the car.
Parachute, bubbles & scarves
The sensory stuff toddlers go wild for — the big parachute finale, floating bubbles, rainbow scarves, and light spinners, all woven into the music.
An instrument for everyone
Drums, shakers, and maracas for every set of hands — small groups, so even the shyest toddler finds their way in at their own pace.
From the families
Parents say it best
Ways to start
Find your way in
🧒 Try a single class
🎟️ Join a session
🎂 Bring the party home
Good to know
Common questions
Most weekly classes run at my North York studio, near Bathurst & Sheppard — an easy trip for Lawrence Park families — and some run at other spots around the city. Whereabouts each class is happening is listed right on it when you book, and I'll send the exact address once you're in.
They're built for little ones from 0 to 3, with older kids always welcome — freeze-dancing, parachute games and instruments, all paced for busy little bodies and short attention spans.
Absolutely — start with a single weekly class, no commitment. It's the easiest way to see whether it's a fit.
Yes — I bring the whole live-music party to homes and venues. Have a look at the private events page for what's included.
Not at all. Toddler classes are built for movement, not sitting — there's just enough structure to hold it together, and the whole point is letting that energy out.