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Created by Zumba, Zumbini is a music and movement program created for children ages 0–4 years and their caregivers (usually a parent, guardian, or nanny). It combines elements of Zumba-style dance, early childhood education, and interactive play to support bonding, development, and fun.

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What Happens in a Zumbini Class?

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• Music-based activities using original Zumbini songs (with Latin and world rhythms)

• Singing, dancing, and playing instruments (like shakers, drums, scarves)

• Caregiver participation is key — adults join in to support bonding and learning

• Classes typically run 30–45 minutes

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Who Is Zumbini For?

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• Babies, toddlers, and preschoolers (0 to 4 years)

• Their caregivers — active adult involvement is encouraged

• Families looking for a playful, educational, and social activity

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Key Benefits of Zumbini:

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* Develops motor skills

* Boosts language & rhythm

* Builds social skills

* Supports emotional growth

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Educational Focus:

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Zumbini is rooted in early childhood development principles. It helps with:

• Cognitive development (through music patterns and repetition)

• Emotional expression (through movement and music)

• Social interaction (group activities with peers)

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Zumbini = Zumba + Early Childhood Education + Family Fun
It’s a joyful, music-filled experience where little ones and their caregivers learn, bond, and grow together through movement and song.​​