Three-year-olds are still learning how to notice their bodies, understand feelings, and feel safe expressing themselves.
Our Age 3 group is designed to meet children exactly where they are developmentally — with extra support, repetition, movement, and adult guidance built into every session.
Notice body clues like tight hands, fast breathing, or wiggly legs
Begin labeling basic feelings such as happy, sad, angry, and worried
Practice using simple calming tools with adult guidance
Learn safe ways to express big feelings
Build early emotional language through play and repetition
These skills are introduced through our CLUES™ Framework in age-appropriate ways.
Learning at age three happens best through play, movement, songs, visuals, and routine.
Sessions are hands-on, flexible, and child-led, with plenty of support from trained professionals to help children feel safe, seen, and successful.
There is no pressure to “get it right” — progress looks different for every child.
Welcome routine and visual check-in
Play-based activities focused on one emotional skill
Movement, stories, or songs to support regulation
Guided practice using calming tools
Closing routine to support transitions
At age three, children are not expected to manage big feelings independently.
Our team provides close adult support, modeling, and gentle guidance throughout each session so children can learn safely and confidently.
This group may be a great fit if your child:
Is new to naming feelings
Has big reactions and needs help calming their body
Benefits from structure, repetition, and gentle guidance
Learns best through play and movement
Children typically move into the Age 4–5 group as their emotional language, attention, and independence grow.
