Toddler Classes & Drop In Play Times in Greater Los Angeles

This recurring nature program for toddlers includes storytelling, a kid-friendly hike, hands-on activities, and arts and crafts. Walk-ins are welcome, but space is limited so advance registration is recommended. 

Circle time starts off Toddler Tuesday at Skirball, and then caregivers are invited to join in with their little ones and learn songs, play games, and meet new friends. The tot time takes place inside the Noah's Ark exhibit, and afterward, kids and their parents can explore the rest of the attractions in the museum.

A recurring tot-plus-caregiver time, Pretend City's toddler time accommodates babies from birth to 18 months. Older kids (including siblings) are not permitted during this tot time, so babies can explore safely alongside their caregivers. Exhibits include sensory and imaginative play areas like an art studio, beach, cafe, library, and more that encourage active play and parent engagement.

This indoor and outdoor play place caters to LA's youngest tots. Explore interactive toys, soft surfaces, cozy reading nooks, and spaces for the whole family to explore with their infants, toddlers, and preschoolers. Drop in for open play during the week, and on weekends when no private events are being held (call to confirm, or check their event calendar).

There's a dedicated area set aside for the smallest of tots, but during toddler time, the entire facility is open to little ones only. Beyond the smaller-sized attractions in the toddler area, there are also huge trampolines, a foam pit, dodgeball, and more for little ones to wear themselves out on.

Most Sky Zone locations offer Little Leapers, a high-energy play adventure created for parents and little ones to enjoy together. Trampolines, a foam pit, and fun hands-on games make this trampoline park a great way to wear kids down for nap time. Check each individual park location's calendar to see which morning they set aside for Little Leapers.

Toddler time at this popular chain of trampoline parks invites smaller kids and their caregivers to jump in a safe environment. Only young children and their caregivers are allowed in the facility for a two-hour time slot to enjoy the trampolines, foam pit, and more.