Child-development program in San Francisco (since 2007) offering soccer- and basketball-themed classes for young children ages 18 months to 7. Age-based, non-competitive classes (some with parent participation) build motor skills, coordination, socialization and confidence through games. Sessions run about 10 weeks year-round at outdoor locations across the city.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact SF Tots directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Mafile'o FotuWe’re new to SF and this has been such a fantastic experience! The team does so well with the kids and I’m astounded by the variation of curriculum! Every practice is a different game/experience it’s seriously been so lovely.
★★★★★Max ElmanWe love SF Tots! We tried three other soccer programs in the city and have always come back to SF Tots and Coach Brian. It’s fun, supportive, inclusive, and our kids can’t wait to go back every week
★★★★★Josh VogelBoth of our kids have been going to soccer for almost 2 years. The care and attention they provide is unmatched. Our kids are always excited just to say hi to Coach Brian when their sibling is in class. We highly recommend SF Tots.
★★★Adi VillalobosThe experience with the class overall was great my son learned after just one season with SF tots, however I will say that the coach was more welcoming to little girls than boys, she seems to be more attentive to kids that have already taken the course, less welcoming with kids that are new to the course.
★★★★★Nina KonnoMy kinder kid has excelled in soccer at SF TOTS more than any other soccer classes in SF. He has been with SF Tots since he barely started walking. The drills back then were fun little games and songs that helped with his motor skills and balance. For example, one game was about one of the teacher(the 'dinosaur mommy)who fell asleep next to her eggs(soccer balls), and each child had to sneak up and steal an egg and kick it across the field into the goal at the other end('the Monkey house') before Dino mom woke up. Many games like that. Us parents were so involved because the games were so much fun to watch. Parents were required to be involved throughout the class for toddlers which was a lot of fun, plus it helped my son with separation anxiety. As he got older(obviously no more Parent participation) the drills started to become more involved, more targeted. More soccer drills. One-on-one scrimmage. Doubles and triples, learning to pass to our team mates. Pretty soon before I knew it my son was playing competitively. And he does not like to lose, or even tie. What I am most impressed with, when it comes to SFTOTS is the careful consideration the management put in to the classes according to their age group. Those kids, I have known for years, have ALL improved. They have become soccer players. And they LOVE soccer. Thank you Coach Brian! Even though Cole is almost finished with the program(as he is approaching 7..), he will never forget you and the coaches. Plus his little brother is now loving his SF Tots soccer class. .