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One of the most critical parts of a child’s life is inclusion. Every child wants to be seen, heard, and loved. A child might feel invisible to the outside world, but once they’re in a class with their fellows and tutors, the feeling of invisibility goes away, and all that matters then is Dance. The Leaps Family is there to help your child feel visible. It is every parent’s wish to see their child comfortable in their skin.

Every child can express themselves whatsoever their background. They appreciate the beauty of life and get greater meaning out of life as they interact with others during class.

As your child interacts with their mates, they develop a sense of empathy, learn to respect their fellows, learn to share their time and space and appreciate everyone’s differences. It helps them define themselves as their own little individual.

Your stress? Well, yes, but also your child’s stress. As much as the stress levels between kids and us may not be the same, it is present. As your child dances, the brain naturally produces the feel-good hormones, endorphins, and this will help them attain calm and positivity. For the calm part, we sure could use some of that.

While your child is moving around and dancing, they get to improve their motor skills. This, in turn, strengthens their muscle tone and weight and strengthens their bones to make them more flexible. Does this mean fewer visits to the hospital? Yes. Their cardiovascular activity improves tremendously. That’s a big win for you, especially if your child has a phobia for hospitals, and don’t they all. Another win for you is that they eat well from burning calories due to our short, sweet, high-energy classes. The best part is, they get a good night’s sleep—no need for bedtime stories or breaking an arm or leg trying to get them to bed.

Children thrive off routine. Your child acquires a self-taught sense of responsibility, and this becomes their thing! Probably the only thing they have. This is the only place they become their bosses. No child wants to mess that up; an opportunity to remind themselves of class hours and dance routines. Your child will learn how to do things independently, and this little sense of responsibility boosts their self-esteem.

As your child dances, both sides of the brain are exercised. The right side caters for the creative and musical side, and the left is responsible for logic and sequences. This way, you get an all-around child. Also, as they dance, they need to get the steps right, which enables them to improve their memory.

If your child would like to thrive into a professional dancer, this is an excellent chance for them to master and explore the required material, gain a sense of performance, and desire to get the Dance right.