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Toddler Farm Time – Winter Session 2025
Session Dates: Wednesdays, Feb 11 – Apr 1, 2026 (No class Mar 11) *7-week session*
Time: 10:00 – 11:00 AM
Ages: 0–2 years (children under 3 are welcome!)
Location: Sanctuary Farm 8519 Pickards Meadow Rd, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
What is Toddler Farm Time?
Toddler Farm Time is a new, outdoor-learning, nature-based class for toddlers and their parents or caregivers. This winter session invites little ones to play, explore nature, and connect with life on the farm. Together we will:
Connect children with healthy soil, plants, farm animals, and fresh air
Encourage outdoor exploration - even in winter!
Foster curiosity and comfort in nature
Give parents and caregivers an opportunity to connect with each other
What You Can Expect at Each Session:
Free Play (15 mins): Open yard time to run, explore, and get settled in
Mini-Game or Farm-Themed Activity (30 mins): Facilitated sensory and exploration activity
Free Play (15 mins): Unstructured time to return to favorite activities or say hello to the goats again
Every Session Includes:
Farm-fresh fruit or vegetable tasting
Time outdoors in the garden
Visits with farm animals
Hands-on interaction with farm tools and materials
Simply being a kid outside!
Your Instructors: Pam Morrow and Constantin Demuth
Toddler Farm Time is led by Pam Morrow and Constantin Demuth. Pam and Constantin live and work at Sanctuary Farm with their one-year-old son, Silas. With backgrounds in garden education and a love for community connection, they bring warmth, playfulness, and curiosity to each session.
Sliding scale: $100 - $200 for 7-week session
Our sliding scale reflects our commitment to accessibility and community care. Families who are able to pay more help support others and sustain Toddler Farm Time.
FAQs
Can we attend just one class instead of the full session? Toddler Farm Time is offered as a full session only. Keeping a consistent group helps create a safe, connected, and comfortable experience for both children and caregivers.
What should we wear? Please dress for the weather and for getting a little dirty. Layers, sturdy shoes or boots, and weather-appropriate outerwear are recommended.
What if it’s raining or there is “bad” weather? Toddler Farm Time takes place outdoors in most weather. In the case of severe weather (heavy rain, high winds, or unsafe conditions), we will meet indoors in the barn. Classes will not be cancelled in the case of rain.
Are there bathrooms? Yes, you can use the bathroom facilities inside the barn.
Do parents or caregivers need to stay with their child? Yes. A parent or caregiver must remain on-site and participate alongside their child for the duration of the session.
What if my child doesn’t want to participate? That’s completely okay. Children are free to observe, explore at their own pace, or take breaks as needed. There is no pressure to participate in any activity.
Are snacks provided? We offer a small farm-fresh fruit or vegetable tasting each session. Please bring additional snacks or water as needed for your child. You can fill up water bottles inside the barn.
What is your refund policy for missed classes? Because space is limited and sessions are carefully planned, we are unable to offer refunds for missed classes. Thank you for understanding.
Spots are limited for safety and engagement.
Questions?
Email us at info@growkindcollective.com
Call/Text Pam at 786-200-4819