Mommy and Me Classes in Illinois
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Browse 73 mommy and me classes across 11 cities in Illinois. Find local parent-child programs for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers, including music, swim, art, dance, movement, sensory play, storytime, and more.
Browse classes by city in Illinois
Peoria 9 classes
Naperville 7 classes
Aurora 6 classes
Sugar Grove 3 classes
Batavia 2 classes
East Peoria 2 classes
Moline 1 class
Oswego 1 class
Skokie 1 class
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Sugar Grove Public LibrarySugar Grove
Sugar Grove Public Library runs several weekly storytime sessions for young children and caregivers. Baby & Toddler Storytime meets Tuesdays in two...
Sugar Grove Public Library Book Sale
Sugar Grove Public Library runs Baby & Toddler Storytime for caregivers and their babies and toddlers, offered in two sessions, 9:30-10:00am and 10...
Sugar Grove Public Library District
Sugar Grove Public Library District runs several free weekly programs for young children and caregivers. Baby & Toddler Storytime meets Tuesdays in...
Peoria Heights Public Library
Peoria Heights Public Library runs two weekly storytime programs: Toddler Time for ages 1-3 and Story Hour for ages 3-5. Children attend with a par...
Oswego Public Library
Oswego Public Library District runs weekly parent-child programs for babies and toddlers. Baby & Me Social Time (ages 6-20 months) meets Wednesdays...
Let's Play Music with Mrs. Claire
Sound Beginnings is a music class for ages 0-4 offered by Let's Play Music with Mrs. Claire, and requires a parent or caregiver to take part alongs...
About Parent-Child Classes in Illinois
Parent-child classes in Illinois can include structured weekly lessons, casual drop-in activities, and local programs where adults and young children participate together. Families may find options for babies, toddlers, and preschoolers in Chicago, Peoria, Naperville, and Aurora and other communities across the state.
Use this directory to compare local programs by city, activity type, age range, provider location, ratings, and available class details. Some listings are paid weekly classes, while others may be free or low-cost events from libraries, community centers, bookstores, museums, parks departments, or local organizations.
Schedules, pricing, and age requirements can change, so check with the provider before visiting. It is also worth confirming whether registration is required, whether trial or drop-in classes are available, and whether parent participation is expected during the class.