New families
Give your child the joy of live music
Real instruments, musician-led classes and small groups — here’s everything you need to know to get started.
Why parents choose Cuddle & Sing
Live music, every class
Real instruments that respond to your child — music as a conversation, not a recording.
Led by musicians
Teachers who bring real musicianship and warmth to every song.
Small groups
Space for shy singers to find their voice and confident ones to shine.
A routine they’ll love
The same Hello and Goodbye songs each week help children feel safe.
Getting started
Joining is easy
Pick an age group
Baby Beat, Toddler Groove or Mini Movers.
Join the waiting list
Choose your preferred area — it takes a minute.
Try a class
Waiting list families get trial invitations first.
Enrol for the term
Lock in your weekly spot at the early-bird rate.
Step 1
Choose your age group
6–12 months · 30 minutes
Baby Beat
Gentle rhythm, sensory play, bonding, early vocalisation.
About Baby Beat→
12–24 months · 40 minutes
Toddler Groove
Movement, imitation, first words-in-songs, confidence in groups.
About Toddler Groove→
24–36 months · 45 minutes
Mini Movers
Coordination, turn-taking, musical concepts + language and social confidence.
About Mini Movers→What to bring
- A water bottle
- Comfy clothes you can both move in
- That’s it — we provide all instruments and props
Your first class
You stay with your child the whole class. We start with the Hello Song — every child’s name is sung — then move through movement games, action songs, instruments and a story-song journey, finishing with a calm goodbye.
If your little one needs a break, step out and come back anytime. Watching is learning too.
Good to know
Questions new families ask
Yes. Families on our waiting list receive trial class invitations before we officially launch, so you can experience a class before enrolling for a term.
Yes — you stay with your child the whole time (especially for babies and young toddlers). Your presence helps them feel secure and engaged.
Totally normal. Step out and return anytime — the routine helps kids settle. We create a welcoming, pressure-free environment for every child.
Absolutely. Many toddlers watch for a few weeks before joining in. Watching is how they learn the songs, and the predictable routine helps them feel ready.
