Infant & Toddler play class brought to your home

Infant & Toddler Classes | 6 months–2 years | Parent & Caregiver + Child

How It Works

We bring Brooklyn Trails to you!

Gather 5–8 friends, neighbors, or families with little ones, choose a weekly meeting space, and Sydney will bring a thoughtfully prepared play experience to your group.

Each gathering includes:

  • 45 minutes of open-ended play and exploration.

  • Carefully curated natural, recycled, and repurposed materials.

  • Time for caregivers to observe and connect.

  • A gentle closing story time.

Class Details

  • Winter Session: December 1st- February 9th

  • Time: 9:00am

  • Ages: 6-10 months, 11 months-2 year olds

  • Format: Parent-child or caregiver-child

  • Group size: 5–8 children

  • Series: 10 weekly gatherings

  • Location: A host family's home or agreed-upon indoor space

  • Cost: $500 for 10 week session

Start a Little Community

Have a group of friends or neighbors with babies and toddlers? We'd love to bring Brooklyn Trails to you.

Gather your group. We'll bring the play.

A Different Kind of Play Class

We create thoughtfully prepared play environments filled with open-ended materials, natural objects, and repurposed everyday treasures.

Rather than demonstrating what materials are meant to do, we give children the freedom to discover their possibilities for themselves.

  • Child-led exploration: Children choose what interests them and how they want to play.

  • Open-ended materials: Natural, recycled, and everyday objects invite endless possibilities for creativity and discovery.

  • Learning through repetition: Children build understanding, confidence, and new skills by experimenting and revisiting experiences.

  • Time and space: We allow children to become absorbed in their play without unnecessary interruption or direction.

The materials are prepared by adults. The experience is created by children.

Growing Together

Over ten weeks, the same small group of babies and caregivers gathers to play, explore, and grow together.

For babies, these gatherings offer an early opportunity to observe and become comfortable alongside other children. For caregivers, they offer time to connect, share observations, and build community during the early years of parenthood.

We encourage caregivers to slow down, follow their child's lead, and notice what captures their curiosity. There is no need to demonstrate, direct, or correct. Children are capable of discovering things for themselves.