Baby Classes

Discover the wonders of learning early on in life! Our curriculum-guided sensory classes feature musical activities designed to engage and delight your bub and foster your precious bond.

toddler holding rainbow coloured sensory toys

Why Explore Sensory Learning?

Baby sensory classes offer a wide range of benefits for mum and bub alike – and it’s a great way to spend some precious one-on-one time together, away from the demands and distractions of home life. 

Our thoughtfully designed classes support cognitive and language development, improving your baby’s understanding of basic concepts and helping to develop important neural pathways. 

Sensory learning encourages your baby to explore their senses. This promotes positive brain development as well as important creativity, problem-solving, and social skills. Our sensory activities for babies also assist in fine and gross motor development.

  • listening to songs, singing along, and playing instruments
  • playing with multi-sensory props including scarves, ribbons, bubbles, therapy balls, and the rainbow parachute
  • tummy time and balancing activities for gross motor development
  • finger rhymes and strumming ukuleles for fine motor development 
  • waving, sharing and greeting/farewell songs to develop social skills
mother and baby playing together

Why Our Baby Classes Are Different

Making Rainbows was founded by an early childhood specialist so our goal is to nurture your child’s early education, providing them with the skills they’ll need to thrive. 

We combine early childhood teaching principles and the latest child developmental research with the benefits of music, movement, and sensory activities to create our gorgeous baby classes. Led by a qualified facilitator, each class is designed to encourage developmental skills, foster joyful connections, and instil a lifelong love of learning in little ones. 

The latest research from the University of Queensland supports our approach. It showed “that children who experience early shared music activities in the home during infancy and early childhood score better than their peers in vocabulary, numeracy, attentional and emotional regulation and pro-social skills.” ~ Professor Barrett

Our classes are also a great place for parents to connect with other like-minded caregivers. Share experiences, make friends and be part of our welcoming community.