Contact Us

We love to hear from you! Drop us a line to get in touch, or you can reach by phone at the numbers below.

Monica Lee – Vancouver Instructor and all Vancouver Class Inquiries at 604-767-2733 

Lady O – Vancouver Island Instructor and all Island Class Inquiries at 778.835.4541 

 

Class in Session

Catch a glimpse of what it our in person classes are like!

What Parents Are Saying

In a recent anonymous survey, EastSide Family Place asked parents about their experience with Teacher Monica and Jump Into Music. Here are a few of their comments.

  • ‘Amazing classes!’

  • ‘A delightful program for babies and toddlers.  I have already and will continue to recommend her program!’

  • This is a wonderful program that helps children learn motor and social skills and to have fun! Parents have fun, too!’

Takeaways from this class:

  • ‘We learned many songs and games we can do at home. I like that they are easy enough to remember and not too complicated for a toddler’
  • ‘I learned not to interject while they are learning and allow them to discover things on their own.’
  • ‘Dancing and pre-jumping (bending knees, exploring the idea of jumping, and trying to time it to the song).
  • ‘My baby learned to crawl using feedback from Teacher Monica!’
  • ‘Practicing 1 Finger Touching easy to damage objects.’
  • ‘Practicing modelling behaviours rather than puppeting my child.’
  • ‘How to encourage music and movement through playful repetition.’

About Teacher Monica:

  • ‘That woman is extremely good at her job! Entertaining for adults and kids alike.’
  • ‘Amazing, professional! Monica is able to make classes fun for both kids and adults.’
  • ‘Monica brings warmth and inspires a genuine love of music in babies and toddlers. I also appreciated the musical history.’
  • ‘We had a great time at Jump Into Music, and we really appreciated how well teacher Monica engaged with each child.  We felt it was a very safe and welcoming environment. Thank you so much!’
  • ‘Monica has wonderful cultural literacy as well as expands families’ understanding of other forms of music and other places.’