Tutor Time
MiniMe
MiniMe is Tutor Time's programme for the youngest learners — designed around parental bonding, gentle stimulation, and your baby's natural developmental milestones. Sessions are joyful, nurturing, and grounded in early childhood research.
The MiniMe Curriculum
Every activity in the MiniMe programme is intentional — mapped to developmental milestones and designed to build skills that last a lifetime in 6 integrated learning areas.
Carefully designed sensory experiences that stimulate sight, sound, touch and movement — the building blocks of cognitive development.
Sessions are designed for parents and babies together, strengthening attachment and giving parents tools to support learning at home.
Rhymes, songs, and gentle movement routines that support language development and motor skills from the earliest months.
Rich verbal interaction, reading aloud, and responsive communication to lay the groundwork for early language acquisition.
Safe exploration of natural materials and textures supports curiosity and the development of early scientific thinking.
Consistent routines for feeding, play, and rest that support healthy development and give babies a sense of security.
Milestones We Nurture in MiniMe
We track every child's journey through a set of core developmental milestones — and celebrate every step forward, big or small.
MiniMe sessions are held in a specially designed, warmly lit space — safe for babies, welcoming for parents, and built for exploration from day one.
A Day in MiniMe
Every day is purposefully structured — balancing guided learning, creative play, outdoor time, and rest in a rhythm that children quickly love and trust.
"From the moment your baby arrives, we treat every interaction as a learning moment. The warmth, the songs, the touch — it all matters."
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything families want to know about the MiniMe programme.
Start Your Child's Journey Today
Book a school tour and come and see the MiniMe programme in action. We'd love to show you what a day at Tutor Time looks like for children aged 6 – 18 months.