Sprouts Early On Classes
Sprouts classes, led by our team of board-certified music therapists, are specially designed to support children receiving Early On services. These family-centered, small-group experiences use music play as a tool to help children achieve developmental milestones in a fun, engaging, and supportive environment.
These mommy-and-me style classes empower parents and caregivers with practical strategies to bring music into daily routines, extending the benefits of music therapy at home. Sprouts Early On classes provide an inclusive and joyful space where every child can thrive, learn, and grow through music.
Through singing and chanting, moving to music, playing percussion instruments, and exploring musical patterns, children work on developmental goals across key domains, including:
- Communication: Encouraging vocalizations, early speech, and social interaction through song.
- Motor Skills: Supporting gross and fine motor development with movement and instrument play.
- Cognitive Skills: Building attention, memory, and problem-solving abilities with musical games.
- Social-Emotional Growth: Fostering connection, turn-taking, and emotional expression in a nurturing group setting.

Fall sessions
Session 1
Class Times:
Wednesdays: 10:15 - 11 a.m.
Teacher: Miss Layna
Thursdays: 10:15 - 11 a.m.
Teacher: Miss Renea
Price: FREE for families receiving Early On services
Session 2
***No class the week of Thanksgiving
Class Times:
Wednesdays: 10:15 - 11 a.m.
Teacher: Miss Layna
Thursdays: 10:15 - 11 a.m.
Teacher: Miss Renea
Price: FREE for families receiving Early On services
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FAQS
Is my child too young for music classes?
Is my child too old for music classes?
I have no musical skills, will my child be the same way?
My child isn't talking yet, would music be good to help with this?
My child does NOTHING in class, but sings at home, is this normal?
My child has disabilities/delays, are these classes ok for him/her?
My child is all over the music room, not paying attention, should I not enroll them anymore?
Will this help with socialization for my little one?
Absolutely! Many children are home during the day and not always around other children. Music classes will help them learn the expectations of circle time, sharing, and how to interact with other children. They aren’t supposed to know these things yet, they are little! But, through the class process, they will find ways to express themselves, make friends, and prepare themselves for preschool circle-time at the same time!
Can I stay with my child or bring other siblings with us to class?
We welcome families to participate together! Often, getting grandparents who want to come check out class too! As far as the siblings go, we do need them to be enrolled in the class along with them, if they are going to participate in any way due to the fact that some families sign their children up for classes as young as a few weeks old. Ask if you have any questions about this!