Music Classes for Babies & Toddlers (0–4 years)
Twinkle Tunes
- Gold Coast, Tweed & Townsville
- Term 3 starts soon (from 13th July)
- Small group classes (max 10)
👉 Help your child build confidence, connection and communication through live music.
Locations
Gold Coast/Tweed
Townsville
Term 3 – Book Now
Spots are limited to 10 per class
Only a few places remaining
Why families keep coming back:
- Live music every session (no backing tracks)
- Tailored to your child’s development
- Supports connection, confidence & regulation
- Led by qualified Registered Music Therapists
Hear From Other Mums and Dads
"My child is more confident and engaged - we love it."
Emma
"The highlight of our week."
Nic
"Fantastic interactive group, great bunch of people, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. I love it as much as my child."
Cherie
"A lot more personal than the larger groups you hear of! My twins and I love it."
Rebecca
What sets our preschool, toddler and baby classes apart?
- Live Music, Every Time - No backing tracks here! Our classes are led by real musicians using live music to connect, adapt, and respond in the moment. This means every session is dynamic, engaging, and tailored to your child’s mood, energy, and interests.
- Run by Fully Qualified, Registered Music Therapy Professionals - Our team isn’t just musically talented — we’re clinically trained. Every facilitator is a Registered Music Therapist, bringing deep knowledge of child development, emotional wellbeing, and therapeutic connection. You’re in the safest, most skilled hands.
- Child-Led & Flexible - We follow the child — not a script. Unlike franchised programs, we don’t stick to rigid lesson plans. Our sessions evolve to meet the unique needs of each group, ensuring your little one feels seen, safe, and supported as they explore and grow.
- Because when music is responsive, inclusive, and backed by evidence, the impact is truly magical.
Offer your child the joy of music and learning.
Join us for cherished moments and laughter at our musical preschooler, toddler and baby classes.
More classes added to meet demand in 2026!
Secure your spot for Term 3 - only 10 per class
2026 Schedule (from 13 July)
Fee Schedule
- One (1) child attending the whole term: $220.00 per child, per 10 week term (25% discount when compared with casual rate).
- One (1) family attending (twins from 0-4 years or 2 or more children aged between 1 and 4 years): $330 per family, per 10 week term (25% discount when compared with casual rate).
- **Babies under 12 months of age attend FREE of charge with any paying sibling**
- Casual spots are available in classes that are not fully booked. Casual attendance costs $30 per child per session or $45 per family per session.
- All music is played live and is interactive and child-centred. All equipment and musical instruments are provided.
All registrations are taken via our online booking system. At the time of booking you will be emailed a confirmation and you will receive an email from ‘Tweedle via Pinch Payments’. Use this link to make full payment for the whole term OR enter into a 10-week, Direct Debit, payment plan. Direct debits can be made from your credit card or bank account. You must make full payment or enter into a payment plan by your first session for the term.
Families are always welcome to join part way through a term and will be charged a prorated fee. Make up sessions can be attended at any Tweedle site within the same term as the missed session.
See our full Terms and Conditions.
NEW 10-WEEK PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE NOW!
Give your child the very best start and join the thousands of families who have experienced the joy and benefits of making live music with their little ones.
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