What is Contakids?

ContaKids is a space where adults and children come together to explore movement, improvisation, playful acrobatics, and dance. No prior experience is needed. With care, joy, and presence, I guide you through each session.

Week by week, new impulses unfold while we gently build on what has already been experienced. This allows you to deepen, integrate, and bring the practice into your everyday life. ContaKids supports a deeper, more joyful form of communication between adults and children, strengthening connection to the body, to each other, and to the world around us.

Connect your body intelligence.
Deepen the bond with your child.
Create and play together.

Touch is one of the most fundamental ways we experience the world. Especially in a time where visual and digital stimuli often dominate, ContaKids invites you to reconnect through touch, presence, and embodied awareness.

My intention is to support children in their ability to connect, perceive, and experience through their whole body—in relationship with their parent and within a group, in the living moment.

At the same time, parents are invited to arrive more fully in their own bodies, to sense, to play, and to be a living, authentic example for their child—connected to themselves, their hearts, and the joy of shared play.

At ContaKids, I celebrate diversity and welcome families of all backgrounds, abilities, and identities.

And as always, your feedback is welcome. Please feel free to share your thoughts and suggestions so I can continue to grow and support your family in the best way possible.

Benefits of Contakids

Connection
Discover a deep and joyful way of communicating with your child through movement, touch, and shared play.

Skill Development
Children strengthen their motor skills and self-confidence, while parents build a trusting connection, develop awareness of boundaries, and connect through embodied presence.

Independence
Children develop autonomy and self-expression. Parents learn to meet them at eye level, offering support while also giving space.

What Parents Should Know

Arrival
Please arrive about 10 minutes early to settle in calmly. Comfortable clothing is recommended.

Patience
Each child finds their own pace to enter the play.

Presence & Curiosity
Let go of expectations and open to what unfolds. If possible, leave toys at home – this helps create a shared space for exploration.

What Does a Class Look Like?

Structure
About 45 minutes of guided movement followed by 10–15 minutes of free play and cuddling.

Flow
Warm-up, partner and group exercises, dynamic duo work, and a gentle closing.

Activities
We dance, roll, jump, balance, go upside down, and explore movement in playful ways.

Participation
Adults are just as actively involved as the children – deepening the connection through shared movement and play.