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Lil' Bouncers (18 months - 3 years)

Welcome to Lil’ Bouncers, our playful introduction to movement and basketball designed just for toddlers. This program blends fun, parent participation, and skill-building activities that help your child grow through active play.

Lil' Dunkers (4/5 Year Olds)

COMING SOON!

8 Weeks, 16 Classes

20 Students

349

Registration Opens in January 2026

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Education for everyone

Built on Science. Rooted in Play.

Research shows that early physical activity is essential to cognitive, social, and motor development. In fact, studies confirm that ages 1–4 are a critical window for developing:

Balance & Coordination

Spatial Awareness

Fine & Gross Motor Skills

Focus, Patience & Listening Skills

Our sessions are designed with these principles in mind — supporting your child’s growth through age-appropriate games, obstacle courses, music, and movement-based play.

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Why Hesitate To Register?

The Power of Early Discipline

First Bounce isn’t just about play — it’s about progress. Through consistent routines, gentle coaching, and social interaction, your child learns:

How to follow simple instructions

How to take turns and share with others

How to develop independence in a safe environment

Together We can

The First Bounce Team

Haley Stewart

Coordinator
haley@firstbounce.org

Ryan Natividad

Coordinator
ryan@firstbounce.org

Siann Heng

Coordinator
siann@firstbounce.org

Samantha Reuter

Coordinator
samantha@firstbounce.org

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1.877.897.1033

Backed By Research

What the Science Says

Examination of Physical Activity Development in Early Childhood

A longitudinal BMC Pediatrics study (1–2 years) confirming that gross motor competence and physical activity are strongly associated, making early movement proficiency foundational.

Correlates of Physical Activity in 2-Year-Old Toddlers

Only 32% of 2-year-olds meet basic activity recommendations — yet active toddlers showed notably better motor performance. hildren as young as 2 thrive when guided into movement-rich environments.

Motor Skills and Language Acquisition (18–30 Months)

Toddlers with stronger motor coordination between 18–30 months also show faster language development.. Movement isn’t just physical — it boosts communication too.

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