Toddlers' Workshop

09/04/2026

🌟 Toddlers’ Workshop - Baby Group (3–22 Months) 🌟
A fun, nurturing child development program designed for babies and toddlers to explore, learn, and grow in a safe and stimulating environment. 💛

What We Focus On:
👶 Sensory & motor development
🗣️ Language & communication skills
🧠 Social & emotional growth
👀 Visual & auditory awareness
🤸 Fine & gross motor skills
🌍 Body awareness & spatial understanding

Programme Includes 3 Activity Periods:
✨ Sensory Play — Creative play, puzzles, gym time & tactile experiences
🎵 Music Time — Rhythm, bonding, language & fun learning through songs
🧸 Social & Outdoor Time — Free play, socialising, sand & water activities

Why Join?
✔ Encourages natural curiosity & independence
✔ Builds confidence through movement & exploration
✔ Supports parents with developmental guidance
✔ Creates meaningful bonding time with your baby
💡 Babies develop at their own pace — we say “YES” to exploration, movement, and discovery!
👩‍👧 A wonderful opportunity for babies to grow and for parents to connect, learn, and build friendships.

Contact Lynette on 0837933320 or
lynette@toddlersworkshop.co.za
MomAndBaby

09/04/2026

Please watch out for your toddler who is w-sitting. It is important that we notice it and do something about it as it may have long term implications.

Comment “SIT” to find out which retained reflexes contribute to a child who is prone to sit in the W-position.

Some kids who often sit in the W-position may have retained Primitive Reflexes that can cause problems with core strength, joints, and muscle development.

If you have a child or student that frequently sits in the w-position, you may find them doing the following:

🤷‍♀️Tends to hunch over in their chair
🤷‍♀️Rocks in the chair
🤷‍♀️Lacks attention and focus
🤷‍♀️Can’t stay seated for long periods of time

Kids with one or more retained reflexes may compensate for the retention by sitting in the w-position or finding ways to support their body when uncomfortable.

To find out which reflexes are creating issues with w-sitting and lack of core strength, comment “SIT” and we’ll send you the link.

08/04/2026

Not only does Toddlers’ Workshop provide tailored and age appropriate stimulation for your baby; it helps parent and baby bond in a very special, fun and playful way. And, you get to meet parents who share your passion for early childhood development.

Why not join our 3-6 months baby group on Fridays 09:00 to 10:30 and experience this yourself? Your first session is FREE!

Contact Lynette for more info on:

📲 0837933320, or
📧 lynette@toddlersworkshop.co.za

08/04/2026

Would you like to join is some fun with your 6-12 month old baby? Then come and do a FREE trial session during one of the following two groups:

Wednesdays 10:30-12:00, or
Saturdays 11:00 -12:30.
Contact me for more info on

📲0837933320, or.
📧 lynette@toddlersworkshop.co.za

27/03/2026

With a new term comes exciting new toys from Tiny Tree Toys. Our clever little fingers are going to have so much fun! Toddlers’ Workshop is now closed until Monday 13 April. See you soon!

23/03/2026

GREAT NEWS FOR WORKING PARENTS!

Toddlers' Workshop is opening new SATURDAY morning slots starting 18 April 2026:
👶 Babies 6–12 months: 11:00–12:30
🧒 Toddlers 12–20 months: 09:00–10:30

Join us for a FREE trial session and spend quality time with your little one while supporting development in the crucial first three years—physically, emotionally, socially and cognitively. The programme includes sensory stimulation, age-appropriate gym apparatus, small activities to develop perceptual skills, and a vibrant music session to end a fun, interactive class.

Your first trial session is FREE, but booking is essential as spaces are limited. Contact Lynette on:

📲 083 793 3320 or email her on
📧 lynette@toddlersworkshop.co.za.

17/03/2026

Have you spotted a spotted fish lately? The Marine Theme is coming to its end. The new term starts Monday 13 April. Hmn… what will be on the menu for Term 2? 🐞🐛🐜🦟🪲🪳🕷️

12/03/2026

Outside is your baby’s best play park!

09/03/2026

You often here me say: get down on the floor with your baby/toddler. Here is some lovely demonstrations on what is important and why.