we had a great time in classes from a company called Meadowlark Music. It's a small company so they seem more creative and flexible than the other companies we have tried. The teachers are all notably great at music. Maybe they would let you come to part of a session?
Website is www.meadowlarkdc.com

Anonymous wrote:We did Music Together at like 14-16 months and it was so not worth it, but maybe your kid is better at sitting in a circle than mine was at that age. Just wanted to run around and not interested in the group at all, wish I’d saved my money and stuck to library story time.

My experience too. Kid was just not interested. She much preferred picking flowers in the park than listening to some guy play a guitar.

We are in south Arlington

Where are you located?

We did Music Together at like 14-16 months and it was so not worth it, but maybe your kid is better at sitting in a circle than mine was at that age. Just wanted to run around and not interested in the group at all, wish I’d saved my money and stuck to library story time.

We've done 8-week programs that our neighbor organized through Tunes for Tots, though I think that company also offers drop-ins at specific locations.

We just do Naked Sticker Dance Party at home. Tons of fun, can do it any time.

Hi all! I have a 13mo old and I would love to take him to a music class. I’ve seen music together and we attended a trial class and we liked it, however I don’t want to commit to an entire 3 month long program. Does anyone know of anything similar that you can pay by the class and not have to commit to an entire program? Thank you!