The Little Gym of Castle Rock, CO

Bubbles are serious business in Bugs class 🫧🤍

While our littlest gymnasts watch, track, reach, kick, and try to grab those bubbles, they’re working on visual tracking, coordination, body awareness, and motor skills… all through PLAY.

Because at 4–10 months old, the simplest activities can support some pretty big development!

Want to see what Bugs is all about? Come try a class with your baby!

NEW: Tummy Timers!

Those first few months are full of so much growth — and we’re here to support you through them. 💜

Tummy Timers is designed for newborns through 4 months and gives babies a safe, playful space to build strength, explore their senses, and support early development — while giving parents support and connection, too.

During this 10-week class, we’ll focus on:
✨ Guided tummy time + sensory play
✨ Early motor, social & emotional development
✨ Milestones, sleep & soothing techniques
✨ Building confidence as you get to know your new baby
✨ Connecting with other parents in the same season

And because apparently babies don’t come with an instruction manual 🙃, classes are taught by Miss Mikaela, a certified pediatric sleep consultant, who can help answer questions and support you through those very early months.

Have a baby newborn–4 months? Our first ever 10 week session starts September 2nd! Comment TT for more information and to enroll!

They’re having fun.
We’re building confidence.

Come see the difference for yourself!

5 things people don’t realize make their child struggle in group settings:

1. Not practicing listening + following directions in a group
2. Limited opportunities to take turns and wait
3. Not being exposed to structured routines
4. Avoiding new or slightly challenging situations
5. Always having a parent step in right away

These aren’t “bad behaviors”… they’re just skills that haven’t been built yet.

And most of these don’t get practiced enough in everyday life.

That’s where our program comes in.

Every class is intentionally designed to help kids learn how to be part of a group—through structure, repetition, and play.

They’re learning how to listen, take turns, try new things, and build confidence… all in an environment that feels fun, safe, and encouraging.

So while it might look like they’re “just playing”… they’re actually building skills that show up at home, at school, and everywhere in between.

That’s the difference 💜

Want to see it for yourself? Come try a class!