Our Rotating Calendar
Petite Experiences
Our calendar changes with the seasons, the interests of our little guests, and opportunities to explore something new.
On the Calendar
A taste of what's possible
The experiences below are examples of what families may see on our calendar — not a fixed weekly schedule. Availability rotates.
Sensory Play
Themed sensory experiences — Ocean, Garden, Construction, Space — that engage all the senses and spark genuine wonder.
Tiny Scientists
Simple, hands-on STEM invitations that build curiosity and early scientific thinking — no lab coat required.
Caregiver + Me
Interactive experiences where caregivers and children explore and create side by side. Time for both of you.
Story + Play
Literacy-focused experiences that bring books alive through movement, props, and the magic of dramatic play.
Creative Workshops
Hands-on making and creating — art, craft, and open-ended projects with take-home pieces.
Seasonal Experiences
Special themed programming tied to the seasons and holidays throughout the year.
Follow our calendar for what's currently scheduled — new experiences are added regularly.
Ask About Upcoming ExperiencesWhat to Expect
Play With Choice
Little people deserve a say in their space, too. At Pop & Posh Petite, we believe children should be able to communicate when they're ready to connect, when they'd like someone to ask first, and when they simply need a little space.
Come Play
"I'm open to playing together."
Ask First
"Please check with me before joining my play."
Space Please
"I'd like a little space right now."
Choice Can Change
A child's preference can change throughout a visit — and that's okay. Children may change their indicator whenever they want. The indicators are simply an additional communication tool. They never replace listening to a child's words, noticing body language, asking before interacting, or respecting a child who says or shows that they want space.
For Caregivers
Participation is completely optional. Families may choose to use a Play With Choice indicator when they arrive, decide later during their visit, or not use one at all. No matter which indicator a child chooses, we encourage children and grown-ups to ask, listen, and respect boundaries.
One of the little ways we make room for every child's voice.