The Little Gym

The Little Gym offers Parent/Child Classes, Pre-K Gymnastics, Grade School Gymnastics, and Dance. Parent/Child Classes are for children 4 months to 3 years, Pre-K Gymnastics is for ages 3 to 6 years, Grade School Gymnastics is for ages 6 to 12 years, and Dance is for ages 3 to 12 years. The class schedule is weekly, and specific times vary by location.

Programs

• Parent / Child Classes — 4 months to 3 years · Weekly class schedule; specific times vary by location
• Pre-K Gymnastics — 3 to 6 years · Weekly class schedule; specific times vary by location
• Grade School Gymnastics — 6 to 12 years · Weekly class schedule; specific times vary by location
• Dance — 3 to 12 years · Weekly class schedule; specific times vary by location

At a glance

• Ages: 0–12 years old

About the provider

The Little Gym founder Robin Wes opened the first The Little Gym in 1976 in Bellevue, Washington, and this year marks 50 years since it first opened its doors. The Little Gym says it is a nurturing place where children can explore physical development while also growing socially, emotionally, and intellectually. It describes its approach as Three-Dimensional Learning and says its purpose is SERIOUS FUN.

For children under 3, a parent or caregiver must participate in class. For children 3 and up, parents are invited to watch class from the lobby. Classes are limited to provide a small student/teacher ratio. Memberships are billed monthly on the date of initial enrollment. Make-ups expire after 6 months and can only be used while actively enrolled. Notice period may vary by location.

What families say

“We absolutely love this gymnastics class! Our daughter looks forward to going every week and has so much fun. The instructors are wonderful, patient, encouraging, and do a great job making the class fun while helping the kids learn new skills.” — Kristi Seethaler

“My son has been attending this children’s gymnastics center, and he absolutely loves it. I’ve noticed a big improvement in his physical stamina, and even more importantly, in his ability to listen and follow directions.” — Yauhen Samokhin

Last updated September 17, 2026.