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BUSY BODIES Planned Play opened their Studio doors for business in March of 2004. They are the first of their kind in the industry and continue to grow strong. Because of their unique educational approach to play, teachers, physical therapists, speech pathologists and pediatricians have approved and recommended the BUSY BODIES program and classes to their patients. They realize that play is a powerful way for children to learn. Play encourages repetition which impacts learning and healthy brain development. Through their power of play program, children reap the continual benefit of learning through music, activities, finger plays and puppets. BUSY BODIES Planned Play is an educational and organized planned play program offering classes and birthday parties for children ages 4 months to 5 years and their parents. They offer a special program that promotes self-expression and fosters positive self-esteem through play. By offering a safe, non-threatening and noncompetitive environment, BUSY BODIES Planned Play encourages physical development and building important social skills while bouncing, climbing, jumping, singing and dancing. BUSY BODIES Planned Play strongly believes that through play, children learn problem solving, interpersonal skills, communication, and other skills integral to their success in school and life. Although BUSY BODIES Planned Play is geared for children, the parents have just as much fun meeting new people and making new friends while enjoying their child's growth and accomplishments. Children believe that play is pure fun, but our qualified and experienced educators know the secret. Play Is A Serious Learning Experience! Your child may think they’re just tossing a beanbag but we know that they are developing eye-hand coordination, depth perception and motor skills. Your child sings a song and we know that they are developing auditory memory and language skills. Your child is walking or crawling through a tunnel and we know that they are developing spatial awareness and coordination.
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