Ballet · Movement · Play in Napa
Ballet for little ones, and the grown-ups who dance beside them.
A gentle, joyful first taste of ballet for ages 18 months to 4 years. One class a week, on a weekday in Napa.
First class 50% off · code FIRST50
18 months – 4 yearsOne class, sized for little bodies
Grown-ups participate tooMoms, dads, grandparents, nannies
Non-competitiveNo recitals, no wrong steps
Weekdays in NapaOne class a week to start
The class
A little structure, a lot of imagination
Each class blends gentle ballet foundations with playful tumbling, twirling and a little bit of whimsy. Shy dancers can watch first and join in when they feel ready.
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Music
Songs and classical pieces set the pace, from slow tiptoes to big leaps.
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Ballet basics
Pliés, pointed toes and first positions, taught through play.
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Tumbling
Rolling, balancing and crawling through the arch build gross motor skills.
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Imagination
Story dances turn little dancers into butterflies, bunnies and fairies.
“Dance at this age should be less about getting every step right and more about building confidence, exploring movement, and making joyful memories together.”
SosséFounder and teacher, Tutu Tumble
What little dancers take home
Confidence
A non-competitive room where every twirl counts.
Coordination
Balancing, hopping and rolling build gross motor skills.
Creativity
Movement stories that spark imagination.
New friends
Buddies for them, other local families for you.
One-on-one time
Screen-free time, dancing hand in hand.
Joyful movement
Music and play make moving something they love.
Simple pricing
Your first class is 50% off with code FIRST50. After that, drop in or save with a pack.
Save your little dancer a spot
We're starting with one class a week, on a weekday in Napa. Tell us every day that could work, and Sossé will reach out with the details.
Know a little dancer? Send this to their grown-up.
Questions from grown-ups
Do I dance too?
Yes. Classes are built for toddlers and their grown-ups together, so you'll twirl and tumble right alongside your little one.
What if my toddler just wants to watch?
That's okay. Watching is how many little ones learn, and they can join in whenever they feel ready.
What should we wear?
Anything comfy that moves. Tutus are welcome. Bare feet or grippy socks work best.
When and where are classes?
Once a week, on a weekday in Napa. We'll share the day, time and studio with everyone who signs up.