At the heart of our business is a commitment to continuous improvement and development. We believe in the potential for growth, not only for the children we engage with but also for our team and the business as a whole. Embracing change and fostering a culture of learning ensures that our music and movement classes evolve alongside the needs of the children and parents we serve.

We aspire to expand the horizons of young minds by offering a diverse and enriching experience. Our commitment is to provide an environment where the limitless potential of music and movement becomes a gateway to exploration. Through exposure to various cultures and sounds, we aim to broaden the perspectives of both children and parents, fostering a sense of curiosity and openness.

Recognizing the importance of the early childhood years, we are meticulous in our approach. Every class, every interaction, and every piece of music is thoughtfully curated to ensure a comprehensive and enriching experience. Attention to detail is embedded in our commitment to providing a nurturing environment where each child's development is carefully observed and catered to.

We believe in the power of positivity to create a joyful and supportive atmosphere. Our classes are designed to be not only educational but also filled with enthusiasm and encouragement. Positivity permeates our interactions with both children and parents, creating a space where the love for music and movement flourishes, enhancing the overall well-being of our community.

We are dedicated to delivering nothing short of excellence in all aspects of our business. From the selection of music to the design of our classes, we strive for the highest standards. Our commitment to excellence ensures that every child and parent participating in our programs receives a top-tier experience, setting a benchmark for quality in early childhood music and movement education.

The name “Trap Baby & Me” was chosen to indicate the type of music that will be played. Etymologically, “trap” is a term that is used to describe a specific type of rap music out of Atlanta, Georgia. Now, it is used as a descriptor for all types of events that mix a standard fun activity with any type of hip-hop and R&B music (e.g., Trap Karaoke, Trap Paint & Sip). Trap Baby & Me takes this same idea and applies it to a music class for babies and toddlers, but with the added educational element.

Many early childhood programs are either called “Mommy & Me” or emphasize the relationship between mother and child. In Trap Baby & Me, we’re doing things a bit differently. We want to develop the relationship between the child and his or her family. “Me” means any caregiver of the child. Dads are most welcome…as are grandparents, aunts and uncles, and even nannies!

Classes definitely use rap music as a part of the learning experience. However, either clean versions of songs are used, or the explicit portions are edited out.

In addition to rap music, children and their caregivers will engage with music that represents all facets of the African Diaspora. This includes genres like Afrobeats, Reggae, and Jazz.

There is no minimum. Your baby can come fresh out the womb! (You may want to clean them up a little first.) Seriously, it is recommended that you wait until the child gets his or her first set of vaccinations. Otherwise, new humans are welcome.

Trap Baby & Me is designed to allow you to have time with your child, away from the responsibilities of running a household. We want you to model the movements and activities so that your child will mimic them. Also, we want you to replicate the things we do in class at home. Repetition is such a powerful learning tool!

Yes, of course! Any caregiver of the child is welcome to come: moms, dads, grandparents, uncles, etc. Older siblings are permitted to accompany your child, but they must be 16 or older.

The infant class age range is from newborn to about 15 months, while the toddler class age range is from 16 months to 3 years. The age delineation is not hard and fast, though. It is really based on mobility. If your child is a strong walker at 12 months, it may be better for you to register for the toddler class. If you need assistance with this decision, please email us at info@trapbabyandme.com.

At this time, classes are limited to age 3. However, as we grow and expand, so will the age limit. Please complete the Contact Us form found at the bottom of this page. We will let you know when classes for older children open.

We recommend that you enroll your children in the infant classroom. Also, you will enjoy a sibling discount.

Trap Baby & Me is currently located in Orlando, Florida. We plan to begin classes in Jacksonville, Florida in Spring 2023. Other locations will open as we expand.

Soon! Please complete the Contact Us form found at the bottom of this page to let us know which area we should come to next.

We do not have virtual classes at this time. One of the benefits of Trap Baby & Me is to connect with the music and other people within your community in person. However, we will be bringing classes online in some capacity very soon. Complete the Contact Us form to let us know that you are interested in this option.

We love that you want to party with the babies, but for the privacy and safety of the little ones...no unaccompanied adults! Sorry.

A kite festival is a community celebration that honors the art and tradition of kite flying. These festivals often include activities such as kite making and decorating, kite flying contests, live entertainment, and food vendors. One of the most popular kite festivals is the Cherry Blossom Kite Festival in Washington, D.C., which takes place during the National Cherry Blossom Festival and attracts kite enthusiasts of all ages. Another well-known festival is the ABC Kite Festival in Austin, Texas, which has been held annually since 1929 and is one of the longest-running kite festivals in the United States.

Kite flying also holds a special significance in the Caribbean, where it is a popular pastime, especially during Easter. In places like Bermuda, Barbados, and Jamaica, flying kites at Easter symbolizes the ascension of Christ and is a time-honored tradition. Kites in the Caribbean are often elaborately decorated and come in a variety of shapes and sizes, adding to the festive atmosphere of the season.

It’s absolutely free! Be sure to get your ticket.

OCPS Academic Center for Excellence

701 W Livingston St, Orlando, FL, 32805

We love dogs! But this time, it’s best to keep them at home. Service animals are welcome.

Children of all ages are welcome, but we have activities targeted to babies, toddlers, and elementary-aged children.

Yes! The first 100 to arrive will get a free kite. Kites will also be available for purchase at the festival.

We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and footwear suitable for outdoor activities. Be prepared for sun and wind exposure, so consider wearing sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. Also, keep in mind that you may be walking on grassy areas, so choose footwear that is comfortable.

There is free parking at the festival.

First, let’s implement the Power of Positive Thinking! The weather will be absolutely perfect. 😁 Now that we’ve gotten that out of the way, more practically speaking, other arrangements will be made. Follow us on social media (@OrlandoKiteFestival) and sign up for our email list to be notified.