Welcome Members

Yes! Drop-off is encouraged. This is a drop off program but caregivers are welcome to stay until your child ready to separate. Our teachers will gently support transitions and independence to help with separation.

Yes. At this time, we require that all children attending The Friendship Club be fully potty trained. Our program is designed for independent explorers, and having this skill allows us to maintain a smooth and supportive group experience for everyone.

If your child is still working toward potty independence, we’d love to welcome them once they’re ready—and we’re happy to stay in touch in the meantime!

We understand that things come up! If you’ve reserved a spot but can no longer attend, please let us know by 8:00 AM so we can offer the space to another family.

Because our sessions are small and often fill up, repeated no-shows without notice may result in a $25 cancellation fee. We ask that families be considerate of our limited capacity and the needs of other participants.

Thank you for helping us maintain a respectful and supportive community!

Yes. Families must reserve a spot by 8:00 AM on the day of attendance. Sessions are limited to 9 children to ensure a high-quality, personalized experience.

A: Yes! The Drop-In Pass Pack is a great way to try before committing. Please email us if you are interested in learning more before committing.

A: You can contact us directly and we’ll help you switch plans or update your details.

The Friendship Club is ideal for children ages 2.5–5.5. Children should be mobile and ready to explore independently or with light caregiver support.

The program runs Monday through Saturday from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM.

Each session features a mix of:

• Open-ended sensory play

• Weekly themed projects

• Cooperative games and movement activities

• Creative art and imaginative play

• Teacher-led moments that support social, language, and cognitive growth

Our sessions are led by certified teachers with deep experience in child development and early learning.

Through structured play and teacher guidance, children practice:

• Verbal development and expressive language

• Turn-taking and collaborative skills

• Taking safe risks and building independence

• Early academic concepts like counting, sorting, and storytelling

• Individual Membership: $275/month

• Family Membership (for siblings): $450/month

• 5-Pack Drop in Pack: $250

Unlike traditional open play spaces, The Friendship Club offers:

• Educator-guided play with clear developmental goals

• A low child-to-teacher ratio for deeper connection and support

• A structured yet playful environment that supports the whole child

• A reliable drop-off option that fosters independence and social-emotional growth

That’s completely okay! Little Learners is the perfect place to work on these skills. Our teachers are skilled in helping children feel safe, welcomed, and gradually comfortable. We’ll work with your family to support smooth transitions and build confidence over time.

You can reserve a spot each day by 8:00 AM through our online booking system. Once registered, we’ll send confirmation details.

If you need to cancel a reserved session, please do so by 8:00 AM on the day of the program to allow another family to take the spot. We do not offer refunds for missed sessions, but we’ll do our best to accommodate makeups when space allows

Yes! We welcome siblings to attend the same session, and our Family Membership option ($450/month) is a great value for families with more than one child. Siblings will be supported in both joint and individual play depending on their ages and needs.

Please send your child with:

• A labeled water bottle

• A change of clothes (just in case of spills or sensory play!)
  All other materials will be provided by us.

Yes. If a session reaches capacity, families will be placed on a waitlist and notified if a spot becomes available.

We understand that separation can be a big step—and we’re here to support it with care, patience, and expertise. Our teachers are highly experienced in helping young children build trust and confidence in new environments.

If your child is not yet ready to separate, caregivers are welcome to stay during the session. We gently guide children toward independent participation, using routines, connection, and encouragement to help them feel safe and secure.

Fostering this independence is a key part of our program, and we’re proud to be a supportive partner for families as children practice this important milestone at their own pace.