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Parent & Child Classes

Nurturing a healthy childhood includes supporting the caregiving journey.

The Parent & Child Program at the Waldorf School of Baltimore provides an inclusive, engaging meeting place where caregivers can form community, gain insight into their child’s development, and enjoy a rare moment of relaxation as their toddlers socialize in the school’s warm and welcoming Children’s Garden.

For families with children 9 months to 3 years.

Parents and their child smile together at Waldorf School of Baltimore Parent Child Class

From our experience with Waldorf’s parent and child classes, it’s clear that the school values meaningful connections and genuine care for the children in their care.– Current Parent

2026 CLASSES

This popular morning program is led by a Waldorf-trained early childhood teacher and includes time for a seasonal, language-rich movement circle, a wholesome snack that children can help prepare, engaging handwork projects for adults, the sharing and discussion of weekly articles, and creative play with peers.

With its emphasis on simplicity and natural materials, everything in a Waldorf classroom is chosen for its ability to nourish the senses, bring joy, and serve a useful purpose. In these beautiful and thoughtful spaces, children are best able to ground themselves in the rich, imaginative free play that is so valuable to their growth and development.

Parent & Child Class meets year-round in seasonal sessions (Summer, Spring, Fall, and Winter) , with a parent or caregiver accompanying. 

Register now for Summer 2026 and Fall 2026!

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Programs

Early Childhood

A young girl in braids, green headband, and orange winter jacket plays with leaves outside on the playground of Waldorf School of Baltimore.

Pre-K 2's - 4's, Kindergarten, and Forest Kindergarten

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Elementary School

An elementary school student works on a sewing project in the Fiber Arts Room at Waldorf School of Baltimore.

Middle School

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Three mothers converse at a table with their children enjoying a hands-on activity at Waldorf School of Baltimore Parent Child Class