For Two's n Tutus, parents are not only welcome, but encouraged to participate. Our goal in this class is to help little ones become confident walking in independently and eventually participating on their own. The class is designed to accommodate the comfort levels of both baby and parent.

In other classes, we expect children to feel confident participating with modified independence. They should be comfortable engaging in the activities without direct parent involvement. However, parents may stay in the room to watch if it helps both them and their child feel more at ease. The ultimate goal is for students to participate fully independently, with parents outside the classroom, but this is not mandatory from the first day.

Choosing the right class depends on your child's confidence, vocabulary, and gross motor skills. If your child is generally confident, has a good vocabulary, and displays solid gross motor skills, Creative Movement may be a suitable choice, even if they are only 2 years old. Conversely, if your child is 3 but still feels insecure or not as mature, Two's n Tutus might be a better fit. Remember, it's normal for even confident, lively kids to cry or be shy on the first day, and they can quickly build confidence.

Creative Movement is more structured and incorporates props and instruments, as we expect students to follow simple instructions and respond well to redirection. Two's n Tutus is less structured with minimal props, understanding that students may be more easily distracted. Choose based on your child's current comfort level and readiness for structure.

Of course! Our classes are open to all children, regardless of gender. We encourage all kids to join in the fun and learning.

While this attire is recommended to create a unified look, it is not mandatory. Students may choose to wear their own style if preferred.

For Twos in Tutus, students are encouraged to wear pink leotards or dance dresses, pink or white tights, and pink ballet shoes.

For Creative Movement, students should wear purple leotards, pink or white tights, pink ballet shoes, and black tap shoes.

For Tiny Tots Acro and Broadway Babies they can wear leggings and t-shirt or what they wear to creative movement or Twos n Tutus.

Boys can wear a white shirt, black shorts, and black ballet shoes. (Tap shoes for Creative Movement).

You can purchase the attire package on your own or find package options in the parent portal under "shop" or "store." 

All Tiny Tot classes are 45 minutes. Monthly tuition starts at $70. 

Tuition is based on a monthly rate and varies by class type. There is a one-time $50 registration fee per season to cover administrative costs. However, if you continue into the next season without a break, the registration fee is waived! We also offer a discounted registration fee for returning students who enroll in future seasons.

We offer discounted tuition rates for Forney residents ($65), FISD employees, military personnel, and first responders ($60).

We also offer a 10% multi-class discount and a 10% multi-student discount. 

If you have any questions about pricing or discounts, feel free to email us at [email protected].

Yes, we offer one free trial class for each student. This gives your child a chance to experience our program before committing to a full session.

Yes, all classes will participate in the spring recital. Additionally, there will be a showcase opportunity at the end of summer to highlight what they've learned. (If Two's n tutus are ready). There will also be a holiday performance and other specialty opportunities that students can opt into if they are ready.

 If your child is ahead or behind the level, we will evaluate and always encourage students to be in the appropriate level class. If they show an accelerated level in a class, we will advise and support them in moving up to the next level class, which may be at a different time slot. Conversely, if the class seems too advanced for them, they can move to the proper level class to ensure they are comfortable and engaged.

Yes, the stated age range is a general guide. It's ultimately best to align the level with your child's maturity and comfort. If you feel your child is suited for a different class level based on their abilities and comfort, please let us know, and we can discuss the best fit.