Join a playgroup
Build friendships, foster independence, and decompress.
Playgroups offer a warm, supportive space for both children and parents to learn and grow together. Children build social skills and develop essential emotional and cognitive abilities, while parents connect, share insights, and gain a deeper understanding of their child’s development—all in a fun, welcoming environment!
Space is limited—10 spots left!
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Children engage in a mix of process art, group games, nature-based play, and movement activities. Each session is catered to the children in the group to ensure everyone gets their needs met.
Parents are encouraged to observe their child, play, and connect with other adults.
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Expert guidance to support your child’s growth
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Personalized attention and a close-knit community of up to 12 families
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2 ½ - 6 years-old
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9:30-10:30AM Fridays, starting March 7th
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Compassionate Roots
154 Carey Dr., Noblesville, IN, 46060
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$225 per child for full 8-week session
What People Are Saying
“Rose has been so encouraging to me as a parent…my son and I can’t wait to see her every Friday morning!”
— Krissy H.
“Playgroups have been perfect for teaching my son good manners and developing his social skills.”
— Keyla M.
FAQ
What happens during playgroup?
Playgroups include a mix of process art, movement, nature activities, and group games. I try to strike a balance between having a plan and being open to the needs of the group, so that each child gets their developmental needs met.
What if my child is shy?
All personalities are welcome! Playgroups are a great opportunity for more reserved children to step out of their comfort zone, try new things, and make friends. I’m mindful to encourage children to engage, without pressuring or shaming. I believe in meeting them where they are.
Can my child’s younger sibling come with me?
Younger siblings are always welcome to join our playgroups. Babies who are not yet walking may attend free of charge. Once they’re on the move, they can officially join in at a special sibling rate—enjoy 10% off their registration.
What do parents do during playgroup?
Parents move between engaging in play alongside their child, socializing with other parents, and observing their child. I encourage parents to slow down to their child’s pace, and enjoy watching them develop. Take the opportunity to observe what they’re capable of.
Not sure if playgroups are the right fit?
Email rose@budandblossomkids.com or book a time to video chat with me.
Rose is a developmental therapist and Montessori enthusiast on a mission to help families find more joy and fulfillment.
About Rose
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The Powerful Benefits of Playgroups for Children and Adults
Play is one of the most important ways young children learn about the world, and playgroups provide a unique space for that learning to flourish. Beyond being a fun activity, playgroups offer numerous benefits for both children and parents, helping to build strong foundations for social, emotional, and cognitive development.