MORE THAN CHILDCARE. MORE FOR LITTLE ONES.
A Little Intermission for little ones.
Little Intermission creates engaging childcare and play experiences designed to give little ones something of their own — from weddings and special events to neighborhood Play Groups.
About Little Intermission
The grown-ups have plans.
The little ones should too.
Little Intermission offers on-site childcare for weddings and special events, along with small-group Play Groups centered around movement, creativity, sensory play, games, and open play.
Whether we’re joining you for a celebration or leading a weekly Play Group, we keep each experience small, personal, and engaging for the children in our care.
A LITTLE SOMETHING FOR THEM. A LITTLE INTERMISSION FOR YOU.
Services
Two ways to Little Intermission.
EVENT CHILDCARE
You celebrate. We’ll take care of the little ones.
On-site childcare for weddings, celebrations, and private events, giving little guests a space of their own to play while the celebration carries on.
PLAY GROUPS
You bring the little ones. We’ll bring the fun.
Small-group Play Groups filled with movement, creativity, sensory play, games, and time to simply play.
The Little Intermission Difference
Care is in the details.
PERSONALIZED ATTENTION
Small groups mean more individualized attention and a calmer, more personal experience.
PURPOSEFULLY PLANNED
Activities, creative play, and quieter moments are selected with the ages, interests, and needs of each group in mind.
EXPERIENCE THAT MATTERS
Years of childcare experience, paired with a background in live entertainment, bring an understanding of both little ones and what it takes to keep them engaged.
Behind Little Intermission.
I’ve spent much of my life in two worlds: working with children and working in the performing arts.
With 15 years of childcare experience and a decade-long professional theatre career, I created Little Intermission to bring those worlds together—pairing experienced care with creativity, play, and an understanding of how to keep little ones engaged.
The grown-ups have plans.
The little ones should too.
Planning a celebration or gathering a little group? Tell us what you have in mind.