Hi Everyone, Zeeta, Amanda, Julie, Jeanette & John would like to wish everyone a Happy New Year. We are going to make this the best ever year with lots of fun activities for our children and parents. If you are already a member we look forward to seeing you from Tuesday 3rd January and if you are thinking of trying tumble tots don't delay book a trial class now.

Zeeta, John, Jeanette, Amanda & Julie would like to wish all our Tumble Tots and families a very happy Christmas and looking forward to a fantastic fun filled New Year with lots of jumping, climbing, rolling, balancing and co-ordination activities. Put in your diaries we restart on Tuesday 3rd January.

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Children need the chance to test their limits and they can do this safely at tumble tots sessions. Tumble Tots teaches children to acquire skills and can learn to do things that seem too hard to begin with.

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Tumble Tots teaches involvement and active learning not passive watching! Tumble Tots teaches social skills and play skills. Children learn how to co-operate, work, socialize and learn together. Classes are structured to suit each age group and in all classes children are encouraged to try new experiences and master new skills. Do visit our web site for more information and to book a class. www.tumbletots.com/telford

Why is Tumble Tots so good for Children? Toddlers say little but do a lot-focusing on action and fun is the way to get them involved and Tumble Tots classes start right from the moment they can move for themselves. For more details on our classes visit our web site www.tumbletots.com/telford

100 billion brain cells and trillions of connections what do you do with them all. Your child's brain is not just a product of your genes, it is sculptured by their experiences during the course of their lives. The most important time for brain development is the first few years of life- just the age when children come to tumble tots. Coming to tumble tots actually changes the child's brain structure and affects the number of neural connections. As they learn they put in new connections and as they become more skilled they prune the connection not needed. Children who play more and experience more physical activity, put in more neural pathways. As they develop they get rid of unwanted pathways and grow more skilled in their movement. If their early motor reflexes do not get pruned in this way they interfere with the development of later skills and result in immature movement patterns. The above extract from a lecture at Tumble Tots National Seminar by Denise Thornton Chartered Educational Psychologist More tomorrow on motor skill development

What would you do with 100 billion? Well it all depends on you! We are born with about 100 billion brain cells and trillions of interconnections. Indeed one brain cell is in contact with thousands of other cells at any one time which incidentally no computer is able to do. Well the short answer is learn and children are brilliant at learning and assimilating new ideas., and guess what their major learning curve is between the ages of one day and six years of age. More tomorrow on how we children learn.

Numbers The world population in 2015 is believed to be around 7.5 billion Is this a big number? Not really when you comp[are it with the number for tomorrow.

Numbers We hold tumble tots classes in Bridgnorth, Telford & Shrewsbury for children from six months to seven years of age. Do you know there are 64.1 million people in the Uk and of them 4.7 million are below seven years of age. Is this a big number not really there a much bigger numbers to explore tomorrow.