Mommy and Me Classes in Minnesota
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Browse 27 mommy and me classes across 9 cities in Minnesota. 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 Minnesota
Minneapolis 11 classes
Eagan 3 classes
Edina 3 classes
Saint Paul 3 classes
Rochester 2 classes
Woodbury 2 classes
Maple Grove 1 class
New Hope 1 class
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KidStrong Woodbury
KidStrong Woodbury runs BabyStrong, a parent-participation class for crawlers and early walkers. During the 45-minute session, a parent stays on th...
Abrakadoodle Inc
Abrakadoodle runs Twoosy Doodlers, a parent/child art class for ages 20 months to 3 years in the Minneapolis/St. Paul area. A caregiver participate...
Big Hill Books
Big Hill Books, an independent bookstore in Minneapolis, hosts Tiny Tots Story Time on Thursdays from 10:30 to 11:00 AM. Volunteer readers, includi...
Aqua Tots Swim School Edina
Aqua-Tots Swim School Edina offers Parent & Tot swim classes, split into Level 1 and Level 2, for children starting at 4 months old. A caregiver ac...
Platinum Dance Center
Platinum Dance Center runs Toddler & Me, a class for ages 1.5 to 3 where a parent or caregiver participates alongside the child. It combines creati...
East Grand Forks Campbell Library
East Grand Forks Campbell Library, a public branch of the city library system, hosts two recurring programs for young children and caregivers. Stor...
About Parent-Child Classes in Minnesota
Parent-child classes in Minnesota 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 Minneapolis, Eagan, Edina, and Saint Paul 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.