Little Humans · Ages 4–6
Little people. Big discoveries.
Early childhood is filled with discovery, curiosity, strong feelings, developing independence, and new social experiences.
Little Humans introduces foundational life skills through play, movement, sensory exploration, stories, games, and supportive interaction.
Learning areas
- Recognizing basic emotions
- Recognizing body signals
- Taking turns and sharing space
- Expressing needs
- Understanding simple boundaries
- Managing disappointment with support
- Following and adapting to simple routines
- Practicing kindness, repair, and cooperation
Sample experiences
“Feelings in Motion”
Use movement, music, and age-appropriate games to connect feelings with body cues.
“The Cooperation Challenge”
Practice taking turns and working together using building materials.
“Sound Explorers”
Explore listening, sound, silence, and sensory awareness through appropriately supervised instruments.
Intended outcomes
Participants may increasingly recognize and name emotions, communicate needs, practice turn-taking, and try simple regulation strategies with adult guidance.
Parent connection
- After each session, caregivers receive a short learning note explaining the skill practiced and why it matters at this age.
- Each note includes one optional way to practice the same skill at home — a song, a game, or a simple phrase.
- Sensory considerations: instruments are introduced gently, volume stays low, and every child may watch rather than participate.
Upcoming sessions
Dates, session length, group size, and pricing will be announced soon.
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Questions
Do caregivers stay?
Caregivers are welcome for the first session and the closing circle. Specific parent policies are shared at registration.
Is this therapy?
No. Our programs are educational experiences, not psychotherapy or medical treatment.
Mind Body Soul Studio offers educational and wellness experiences. These are not psychotherapy, counseling, diagnosis, or medical treatment.