“We saw a huge improvement in my son’s focus and fine motor skills within just a few weeks of attending these sessions.”
Developmental Playgroups
Small, play-based sessions in North London, designed to build confidence and support a smooth transition into a more structured learning environment.
Tailored for children aged 9 months to 2.5 years, each session uses engaging, hands-on activities to develop coordination, fine and gross motor skills, balance, and body control—building the foundations for everyday tasks such as feeding, dressing, and later writing.
Through fun, interactive games, children are introduced to early literacy and numeracy concepts while developing focus, problem-solving skills, and confidence.
Schedule
Classes take place in North London. Littlest Einsteins is held at Pickled Pepper Books, and our other classes take place in a home based setting.
Tuesday
9.30-10.10am
Littlest Thinkers
15 months – 19 months old
10.50-11.30am
Littlest Investigators
25 months – 30 months old
Wednesday
9.30-10.10am
Littlest Strategists
20 months – 24 months old
Thursday
11.00-11.40am
Littlest Einsteins
9 months – 14 months old
LITTLEST EINSTEINS (9 TO 14 MONTHS):
Self directed exploration combined with hands-on activities designed to support early development.
Encouraging early skills such as hand-eye coordination, cause-and-effect understanding, and sensory discrimination.
LITTLEST THINKERS (15 TO 19 MONTHS):
Hands-on activities designed to strengthen hand-eye coordination and bilateral coordination.
Encouraging early thinking skills such as observation, reasoning, and problem-solving—all essential for healthy cognitive development.
LITTLEST STRATEGISTS (20 TO 24 MONTHS):
Activities that encourage detailed observation and longer attention spans.
Engaging play that supports the development of fine and gross motor skills.
Games that help children build coordination and visual discrimination.
LITTLEST INVESTIGATORS (25 TO 30 MONTHS):
Interactive sessions that introduce early math concepts and phonics sounds.
Developing problem-solving and logical thinking skills.
Games and activities that build a solid foundation for both numeracy and literacy.
Building the confidence and independence children need for their next step, whether that's starting school or the 4+ assessment process.