Mommy and Me Fencing (Age 2-4) & Mini Musketeer (age 4-6)

Quality Time With A Competitive Edge

When you’re looking for an activity that can help your young child develop a diverse range of motor skills and improve his or her mental focus, the sport of fencing is an ideal choice. Getting children involved in fencing at an early age not only introduces the sport to children in a fun way, but can help develop and improve essential motor and other skills.

Toddlers are at a stage in development where they are interested in exploring the world around them, they want to engage with others and test out new motor skills. Mommy and me programs that focus on fostering the bond between caregiver and child, as well as the rapidly developing motor and social skills of a toddler are the perfect formula for amazing developmental benefits. But the benefits don’t stop there. Being a caregiver to a little one can be a lonely and at times, isolating job. Finding a program where you can meet other parents, or caregivers can help foster lasting friendships, community and support in a fun and engaging environment.

Benefits for your little one  

Increased mobility and independence

Social skills

Sensory stimulation

Motor development

Fosters cognitive development

Language skills

Benefits for Caregivers

Social outlet

Bonding with your child through play

Support system

Community

Fun, healthy way to tire out your little one

Why Structured Programs Benefit Your Child

A little fencers program can be the perfect fit to help foster skills through games and activities that children think of as fun and play. Rather than the less beneficial short bursts of activity children may participate in or initiate naturally when playing on their own. Structured play, such as the games and activities introduced in early fencing, help children sustain the level of moderate to vigorous physical activity necessary for sufficient physical and motor development.

Some of the things you and your tot can expect in a Mommy and Me, little fencers program are:

  • Interactive, parent-supported games
  • Music and dancing
  • Agility ladders
  • Simple obstacle courses for tots to run, crawl and tumble through
  • Foam swords (always a kid favorite!)
  • Themed days such as Star Wars, Pirates of the Caribbean, Doc McStuffins (bring your favorite stuffed buddy), Paw Patrol, and more.

Please contact us for Mommy and Me and Musketeer class schedule.

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