About
The Little Gym of Stone Oak offers parent-child classes for babies and toddlers, gymnastics programs for all skill levels, tummy timers classes, dance classes, and kids birthday parties. Children can join specific classes such as Bugs parent/child gym classes, Sporty Beasts, Birds, Beasts/Super Beasts, Funny Bugs/Giggle Worms, Giggle Worms/Good Friends, Flips/Twisters/Hot Shots, and Aerials (Advanced Grade School). The gym also offers camps, parties and events, and a Parent Survival Night.
• Ages: 4 months–12 years old
• Schedule: Classes run on a weekly schedule that can vary with holiday hours, with examples including morning and early afternoon options such as 8:30–9:15 AM, 9:15–10:00 AM, 10:00–10:45 AM, 10:45–11:30 AM, 11:35 AM–12:25 PM, 12:25–1:25 PM, 1:35–2:35 PM, and 2:40–3:40 PM. Some classes are 45 minutes long (such as Sporty Beasts, Birds, Beasts/Super Beasts, and certain parent/child classes), some are 50 minutes long (such as Pre-K 1: Funny Bugs/Giggle Worms for 3–4 years), and some are one hour long (such as Giggle Worms/Good Friends for 4–6 years, Flips/Twisters/Hot Shots for 6–12 years, and Aerials for 6–12 years).
The Little Gym of Stone Oak is part of The Little Gym, which describes its gyms as safe spaces for children and parents to explore gymnastics and more through movement-based learning and imaginative play. The program states that it offers parent-child classes for babies and toddlers, gymnastics programs for all skill levels, and birthday parties that “make lasting memories,” and describes its purpose as “SERIOUS FUN.” The Little Gym describes a proprietary Three-Dimensional Learning philosophy with the elements Get Moving, Brain Boost, and Citizen Kid, and notes that children ages 4 months to 12 years learn and grow through movement-based learning and imaginative play while parents are part of a supportive and positive community. The Little Gym also provides a mobile app to discover, book, and track classes, camps, and parties, receive milestone updates and class photos, and celebrate progress, and offers five flexible membership options.
Bugs classes are described as promoting early social and physical skills and providing a comfortable space for parents to guide babies’ skill growth. Sporty Beasts classes introduce fundamental sports skills with an emphasis on soccer, t-ball, basketball, and ball handling activities. Birds classes provide an environment for new explorers to build strength and develop coordination. Beasts/Super Beasts classes focus on independence, physical skills, listening, patience, and following directions. Pre-K 1 classes for 3–5 year olds are described as capturing the joy and excitement of being that age while applying structure, building physical skills, listening, socialization, and following directions. Giggle Worms/Good Friends classes emphasize physical skill growth in a group setting, interaction, making new friends, linking progressive skills, and remembering multiple directions. Flips/Twisters/Hot Shots classes feature individualized instruction with a focus on skill growth and specific techniques to improve strength, balance, coordination, and agility, while Aerials (Advanced Grade School) classes feature individualized instruction with a focus on age-specific skills, body control, strengthening, team camaraderie, and cheering each other on. Parent Survival Night is offered as an event to give parents a break.
The Little Gym notes that founder Robin Wes opened the first location in 1976 in Bellevue, Washington, and that the About page states, “This year marks 50 years since The Little Gym first opened its doors.”
Last updated July 24, 2026.
• Ages: 4 months–12 years old
• Schedule: Classes run on a weekly schedule that can vary with holiday hours, with examples including morning and early afternoon options such as 8:30–9:15 AM, 9:15–10:00 AM, 10:00–10:45 AM, 10:45–11:30 AM, 11:35 AM–12:25 PM, 12:25–1:25 PM, 1:35–2:35 PM, and 2:40–3:40 PM. Some classes are 45 minutes long (such as Sporty Beasts, Birds, Beasts/Super Beasts, and certain parent/child classes), some are 50 minutes long (such as Pre-K 1: Funny Bugs/Giggle Worms for 3–4 years), and some are one hour long (such as Giggle Worms/Good Friends for 4–6 years, Flips/Twisters/Hot Shots for 6–12 years, and Aerials for 6–12 years).
The Little Gym of Stone Oak is part of The Little Gym, which describes its gyms as safe spaces for children and parents to explore gymnastics and more through movement-based learning and imaginative play. The program states that it offers parent-child classes for babies and toddlers, gymnastics programs for all skill levels, and birthday parties that “make lasting memories,” and describes its purpose as “SERIOUS FUN.” The Little Gym describes a proprietary Three-Dimensional Learning philosophy with the elements Get Moving, Brain Boost, and Citizen Kid, and notes that children ages 4 months to 12 years learn and grow through movement-based learning and imaginative play while parents are part of a supportive and positive community. The Little Gym also provides a mobile app to discover, book, and track classes, camps, and parties, receive milestone updates and class photos, and celebrate progress, and offers five flexible membership options.
Bugs classes are described as promoting early social and physical skills and providing a comfortable space for parents to guide babies’ skill growth. Sporty Beasts classes introduce fundamental sports skills with an emphasis on soccer, t-ball, basketball, and ball handling activities. Birds classes provide an environment for new explorers to build strength and develop coordination. Beasts/Super Beasts classes focus on independence, physical skills, listening, patience, and following directions. Pre-K 1 classes for 3–5 year olds are described as capturing the joy and excitement of being that age while applying structure, building physical skills, listening, socialization, and following directions. Giggle Worms/Good Friends classes emphasize physical skill growth in a group setting, interaction, making new friends, linking progressive skills, and remembering multiple directions. Flips/Twisters/Hot Shots classes feature individualized instruction with a focus on skill growth and specific techniques to improve strength, balance, coordination, and agility, while Aerials (Advanced Grade School) classes feature individualized instruction with a focus on age-specific skills, body control, strengthening, team camaraderie, and cheering each other on. Parent Survival Night is offered as an event to give parents a break.
The Little Gym notes that founder Robin Wes opened the first location in 1976 in Bellevue, Washington, and that the About page states, “This year marks 50 years since The Little Gym first opened its doors.”
Last updated July 24, 2026.
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