The Chelsea branch of a ballet school for little kids, using story-driven classes. Babies and toddlers take classes with a grown-up, and children 3 to 8 move into independent ballet prep classes.
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Ages 0–8.
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175 10th Ave, 10011, in Chelsea, Manhattan.
Yes. Tutu School Chelsea is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by Tutu School: tutuschool.com, or call (347) 705-0719.
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Babies from birth until they start standing get unstructured floor time to explore movement while certified infant developmental movement educators observe. Parents and caregivers take part, share observations and get suggestions for supporting their baby's natural development.