Hartbeeps
Hartbeeps runs three classes on Friday mornings at Hampton Hill Theatre, TW12 1NZ: Happy House for toddlers and siblings (20 months–4 years) at 9:45am, Baby Beeps for sitting babies and new walkers (approximately 7–20 months) at 10:45am, and Baby Bells for newborns and young babies (8 weeks to sitting sturdily, roughly 7 months) at 11:45am. All sessions are 45 minutes and run term time, with both term booking and drop-in options available.
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About this class
Hampton Hill Theatre on the High Street hosts Hartbeeps Middlesex every Friday morning during term time, with three consecutive classes covering the full span from newborns through to pre-schoolers. The local leader is Laura Clark, and the Friday schedule runs Happy House at 9:45am, Baby Beeps at 10:45am, and Baby Bells at 11:45am.
Each 45-minute session is built around Hartbeeps' age-and-stage approach rather than strict age cut-offs, because every child develops at their own pace. Baby Bells is the gentler starting point: a multi-sensory journey through an imaginary Baby Land using elements of baby massage, baby yoga, and tummy time, with sparkly parachutes, friendly puppet characters, and age-appropriate props. Baby Beeps raises the tempo — original remixed nursery rhymes, baby signing with BSL-inspired Hartbeeps signs, hundreds of sensory props, dressing-up fun, and a quiet-time lightshow to bring the energy back down. Happy House takes toddlers on a different sound journey every week alongside characters Dexter Cat and Adrian Mouse, weaving music, drama, creative play, and imaginative storytelling into each session.
All classes are set to Hartbeeps' own original music, and the space is transformed using lighting effects, puppetry, and multi-sensory techniques. Every session closes with a calming-down period — dimmed curtains, light-up stars, pillows, blankets, and ambient scent. The programme is aligned with the EYFS curriculum, and all Hartbeeps Imaginators (the teachers) hold DBS checks and public liability cover.
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Common questions
Which class suits my child's age?
Baby Bells (Fridays, 11:45am) is for babies from around 8 weeks up to the point they can sit sturdily — roughly 7 months. Baby Beeps (Fridays, 10:45am) covers sitting babies through to confident early walkers, approximately 7 to 20 months. Happy House (Fridays, 9:45am) is for confident walkers up to pre-schoolers and their younger siblings, so roughly 20 months to 4 years. Because Hartbeeps works on developmental stage rather than strict age, local leader Laura Clark is the contact if you're unsure which class fits your child right now.
Can I try a class before committing to a term?
The Hampton Hill sessions run on both a term-booking basis and a drop-in basis, so you can come to a single Friday session before signing up for a full half term.
How does booking work, and what happens if we miss a session?
Places are booked on a first-come, first-served basis online. The main structure is half-term booking, with fees paid in advance — usually covering around seven weeks. Drop-in spaces are also available. If you cancel at least one week before the half term starts, the fee is refunded less a £5 administration charge. Once the half term is under way, missed sessions due to illness or holidays cannot be refunded, transferred, or carried over.
What should we wear?
Shoes come off for all classes. For younger babies, a baby grow is a practical choice as it avoids restricting movement during the physical parts of the session.
Do siblings get a discount?
Siblings under 12 months attend free, on the understanding that they share props and blankets with their older sibling. If you'd prefer the younger one to have their own props, dressing-up items, and blankets, you book them their own 'toadstool' — their individual place spot. Siblings attending the same class pay 50% of the standard rate.
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