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Galoop: More Than a Class for Toddlers

Galoop was founded to create a unique environment where young children and their caregivers can thrive together. Our mission is to support early development by providing a nurturing space for both children and their caregivers. Babies and toddlers are busy mastering essential cognitive, emotional, social, language, and motor skills—and simply having a trusted caregiver nearby helps them feel secure and ready to explore.​

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From a child development standpoint, there’s no need to rush into a drop-off program before age three. Galoop prioritizes a supportive, stress-free setting where children can thrive alongside their caregivers. This approach not only eases the transition to preschool but also fosters healthy brain development in a relaxed, engaging environment. Unlike typical toddler classes, Galoop offers the routine, familiarity, and variety of activities that families value—all in a warm, welcoming space where children grow and explore at their own pace.​

 

At Galoop, we also recognize the importance of community for caregivers. While children engage in play and learning, caregivers connect, share advice, receive expert support, and enjoy a moment to recharge. This dual focus—on children’s growth and caregivers’ well-being—makes Galoop a truly unique and nurturing community for families.

toddler and caregiver playing at activity table, galoop classes
child and caregiver playing, galoop classes

Our Core Values

Nurturing

Galoop provides expert guidance, support, and a listening ear for all caregivers—parents, nannies, and grandparents—cheering you on as you navigate early childhood alongside your child.

Inclusive

From the moment families walk in, Galoop classes create an inviting, inclusive space where all children and caregivers feel welcomed, valued, and connected, fostering a diverse community and a sense of belonging.

Intentional

Our thoughtfully designed programs are rooted in early childhood education principles, ensuring children learn joyfully through play and exploration.

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