Baby Boo: Interactive stories suitable for non-walking children
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Baby Boo Stories is an interactive story group where stories are brought to life with songs, bubbles, puppets and fun. We believe that groups should be fun for both you and your baby.
In the sessions we weave a variety of developmental movement exercises and games into the actions of the songs and story. We use songs, rhythm, and sensory equipment to engage your little one in play .
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Each child has a variety of sensory equipment, these include texture, colours, sounds, shapes and the children are encouraged to explore these with their grown up throughout the session. This is a session where we interact with the little ones and have the opportunity to play and have fun together.
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We love books and it is never too early to read to your little ones. The more stories you read aloud, the more words sounds, and the rhymes of language your baby will hear. This builds the foundations for language development and a love of books.
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Reading to your baby is a great way to develop a close bond. Your baby will love to hear your voice and enjoy close snuggles as you read, helping them to feel safe and secure. Of course your new born won't understand what you say to begin with but the different rhythms and sounds will help develop your little ones hearing and the snuggles will help your baby feel safe and secure, which is important for emotional development.
Mini Boo: Toddler/infant
Interactive stories
suitable for children over 18 months & siblings under the age of 5 years
Mini Boo Stories are the interactive story groups for toddlers and we use a variety of stories that are repeated on a cyclical basis. This helps the children to become familiar with the story songs, action/ movement, helping the children to feel confident in the session and encourages participation and learning.
The sessions are very interactive encouraging children to be absorbed in the story to their full capacity. In the session the children will take part in action, songs, movement and games that are related to the text of the story, often with an emphasis on counting, animals, and other age appropriate learning.
The group has been created to a high standard with the main emphasis on fun! Stories are brought to life using puppets, movement, song, developmental movement and sensory material which offers the children the opportunity to experience the story on many levels.
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