A Child's Song is a Thornton nonprofit, founded in 1999 by Charles and Sandy Taylor, providing music and movement classes, art, lessons and music therapy for all ages at its studio on North Grant Street. Its Melody Gym early-childhood music and movement class draws families from across metro Denver, and its outreach places music education in Title 1 schools in Adams County, in Shiloh House facilities serving foster youth across five counties, and in youth programming in Northglenn. Its own site does not list a summer camp program.
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★GIS LLC INSURANCE TRU SERVICESIM somewhat disappointed with billing. My granddaughter hasn’t been taking classes and I requested cancellation and nothing! I need you to refund ASAP! Contact me for my information to send me back my money! Please take care of it immediately! Thank you!!!
★★★★★Lorin SharpI have been bringing my daughter here since she turned one, she's now almost 17 months and I have noticed such a difference in her in just 5 months! She LOVES her music class every week. She is making friends, exploring her surroundings, not being so attached to me. I have noticed her coordination is better and she recognizes songs and musical instruments now. The class is perfect for her attention span and age. We look forward to going every week! Miss Leslie is fantastic with the kiddos and super creative, each week/month we have a new theme and activities.
★★★★★Lauren GundyMy daughter is 15 months old and has been going to Melody Gym with Miss Leslie for about 6 months now. When I ask her if she is excited to go to music class she literally squeaks with excitement. Being a baby born during the pandemic it’s been so nice to have her involved with other kids and she loves the interaction with both the physical movement side of class and the musical side. It’s great! We look forward to coming every week.
★★★★★Stephanie HoffmanMy son started going to the Friday morning class almost a year ago. The staff is wonderful, always understanding, and so much fun to be around! They are patient with him on his attitude-y days, and playful with him on his good days! The environment is free enough let him be independent, but also gives him the chance to participate and be a goofball while still learning, dancing, being active, and just loving his little toddler life! Circumstances changed, and I had to put my guy in a more traditional daycare, or he would still be enrolled in this class!
★★★★★Jen “Jenalyn” BullockI started bringing my son here around 18 mo. He has some sensory issues and gets overloaded quickly. We did the AussieRoo Gym as well as music class. He did really well there and the instructors are really good. They know how to tune into your child's strength as well as weakness. We took a small hiatus and moved him into something else for a while and recently have returned to gym class. He was thrilled to be back and has made so much progress with his sensory issues. Miss Kristen does a great job with the kids, lessons and explaining so the parents understand how the lessons work and how they impact the kids. I would recommend a Child's Song to anyone looking to put their child into an environment that is fun as well as teaching necessary skills.