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Total Tot Time Free Play Program
Date and Time
Wed, May 13, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location
1308 Fayetteville Street, Durham, NC
(354.2 mi)
Price
FREE
Description
Total Tot Time provides an engaging and supportive environment for children ages five and under along with their parents or caregivers. Hosted by Durham Parks and Recreation at the W. D. Hill Recreation Center, this recurring event serves as a wonderful opportunity for early socialization and developmental play. Participants are invited to explore the gym space every Monday and Wednesday morning to connect with other families in the community while children enjoy active movement.
The program features a variety of fun activities designed to spark creativity and physical movement, including parachute games, tunnels, jump ropes, and bowling. Whether your little one wants to play tag or practice coordination skills, there is something for everyone to enjoy in this inclusive setting. No registration is required for attendance, making it an incredibly convenient option for local families looking to maximize their morning routine.
We encourage you to drop by the recreation center to experience the energy of this wonderful community program firsthand. It is a fantastic way to build social connections and support your childs growth in a safe and welcoming space. We look forward to seeing you and your toddlers at the gym very soon.
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