Gymbaroo - Baby Roo Ryde

Gymbaroo - Baby Roo Ryde GymbaROO offers the best in child educational programs that have been researched for over 30 years. Our GymbaROO programs are led by trained teachers.

Gymbaroo Baby Roo RYDE provides the best baby, toddler & pre-school program for 0-5 yrs in Ryde, Gladesville, Hunters Hill, Melrose Park, Sydney Olympic Park, Rhodes, Meadowbank These programs enhance the development of skills in children and teaches parents the latest in child development. We use welcoming wooden equipment to encourage play and exploration. Gymbaroo offers activities to stimulate

your child’s physical, psychological and social development. Best of all, GymbaROO is lots of fun! Children love it and parents love it! Grandparents love it too! There is nothing quite as rewarding as being actively involved in a child’s development – watch them brighten with excitement, participate with enthusiasm and help them experience the joy of learning. Children can dance, sing, climb, swing, tumble and spin their way to a healthy brain and body in readiness for later learning. Some features of GymbaROO
• Age appropriate sessions, from 6 weeks to 5 years
• Research based programs involving both the children and their carers in a safe and fun environment
• GymbaROO trained and professionally qualified instructors
• Specialised equipment, exercise, music, dance, massage
• Weekly 45-60 minutes sessions, parent handouts and home activities. GymbaROO is a 5 year program

The GymbaROO program is designed to assist brain development from birth through to reading and writing. It is sequential, from 6 weeks of age, right through to starting school. Every song sung, every game played and every activity at GymbaROO is specifically designed to maximise my child’s future educational capability.

All physical activities improve vision as they are integrated with all other messages from the different senses into one...
16/06/2026

All physical activities improve vision as they are integrated with all other messages from the different senses into one whole picture (perception), within the brain. Books and songs play a vital role in speech and vision development as babies and young children learn the rhythms of speech and speech patterns and start associating words with pictures. Understanding the relationship between words and pictures will affect a child’s ability to visualise and help them make the leap cognitively from concrete to symbolic.

Children’s eyes need exercises, just like their limbs do. Visual tracking is done at Treasure bag time for this reason. ...
15/06/2026

Children’s eyes need exercises, just like their limbs do. Visual tracking is done at Treasure bag time for this reason. Try to do a few exercises each day at home with your child. Use a favourite toy or balloon for catching, so your child has to track the oncoming object from far to near. This skill is essential at school for copying from the board to a book, for example.

Vision and other senses are related to language. Vision and language form the foundations upon which academic learning w...
15/06/2026

Vision and other senses are related to language. Vision and language form the foundations upon which academic learning will prosper.
Speech enables children to match visual impressions to different movements and to visualise words. Good eye teaming and improved eye movements through visual exercises makes matching and awareness of colours easy.

In Week 9 our treasure bag item is Kiwi, the beloved flightless NZ bird.If you have any Kiwi toys/craft or books with Ki...
14/06/2026

In Week 9 our treasure bag item is Kiwi, the beloved flightless NZ bird.

If you have any Kiwi toys/craft or books with Kiwi’s in them that you would like to bring in for treasure bag time, we would love to see them 😊😊

Every child should have the strength to cross the overhead ladder by the time they are school age. At GymbaROO we gradua...
11/06/2026

Every child should have the strength to cross the overhead ladder by the time they are school age. At GymbaROO we gradually build children up to this state, but some children are able to hang and swing across earlier. It will depend on the individual, their exposure to this skill, their willingness to try, and a combination of other factors. We do encourage children to attempt Brachiation on a regular basis.

Our theme for Term 2 is “Animals of the World - ROO’s Safari”

We are nearing the end of our journey around the world with ROO and have had a blast exploring all sorts of animals from all over the world so far….. Africa, America, Lapland, New Zealand and Australia!! Join us for the las leg of our exciting journey 🦘✈️🌎

Click the link to enrol/view our timetable:
https://bit.ly/Ryde_Gymbaroo_T2Enroll

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The advantages of swinging through the monkey bars or from the trapeze are: hand strength - improving grip of opposition...
10/06/2026

The advantages of swinging through the monkey bars or from the trapeze are: hand strength - improving grip of opposition of the thumb and the first finger which will later affect hand writing, improve vision and eye-hand coordination, developing the chest, increasing lung capacity and respiration, and developing muscle tone and balance.

Our theme for Term 2 is “Animals of the World - ROO’s Safari”

We are nearing the end of our journey around the world with ROO and have had a blast exploring all sorts of animals from all over the world so far….. Africa, America, Lapland, New Zealand and Australia!! Join us for the las leg of our exciting journey 🦘✈️🌎

Click the link to enrol/view our timetable:
https://bit.ly/Ryde_Gymbaroo_T2Enroll

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Hand and shoulder strength are crucial for swinging along under monkey bars or from the trapeze. Practice builds strengt...
09/06/2026

Hand and shoulder strength are crucial for swinging along under monkey bars or from the trapeze. Practice builds strength and control. Hand strength development is essential for initiating fine motor control activities which will dictate the level of elementary success in activities like writing.

Climbing ladders will also improve hand strength, coordination, motor planning concentration, vision and body rhythm.

As children grasp and release each rung and coordinate both arms and legs they learn to maintain focus and balance.

Our theme for Term 2 is “Animals of the World - ROO’s Safari”

We are nearing the end of our journey around the world with ROO and have had a blast exploring all sorts of animals from all over the world so far….. Africa, America, Lapland, New Zealand and Australia!! Join us for the las leg of our exciting journey 🦘✈️🌎

Click the link to enrol/view our timetable:
https://bit.ly/Ryde_Gymbaroo_T2Enroll

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If a child can’t hang by their hands they will have trouble holding a pencil for example. It is a skill that should be e...
08/06/2026

If a child can’t hang by their hands they will have trouble holding a pencil for example. It is a skill that should be encouraged in the early years, to strengthen hands and fingers for the years ahead which require it as a basic, bare minimum imperative to success. Not enough appreciation is credited to how hand strength outcomes are established, but Brachiation is at its core.

Our theme for Term 2 is “Animals of the World - ROO’s Safari”

We are nearing the end of our journey around the world with ROO and have had a blast exploring all sorts of animals from all over the world so far….. Africa, America, Lapland, New Zealand and Australia!! Join us for the las leg of our exciting journey 🦘✈️🌎

Click the link to enrol/view our timetable:
https://bit.ly/Ryde_Gymbaroo_T2Enroll

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Brachiation is defined as the locomotion accomplished by swinging the arms from one hold to the other. Brachiation is cl...
07/06/2026

Brachiation is defined as the locomotion accomplished by swinging the arms from one hold to the other. Brachiation is closely related to hand development. Providing children with opportunities to brachiate will give them the chance to strengthen their hands, including grip, dexterity, finger isolation (an essential skill in communicating ie pointing) and eventually holding a pencil.

Our theme for Term 2 is “Animals of the World - ROO’s Safari”

We are nearing the end of our journey around the world with ROO and have had a blast exploring all sorts of animals from all over the world so far….. Africa, America, Lapland, New Zealand and Australia!! Join us for the las leg of our exciting journey 🦘✈️🌎

Click the link to enrol/view our timetable:
https://bit.ly/Ryde_Gymbaroo_T2Enroll

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In Week 8 our treasure bag item is Llama 🦙🦙If you have any Llama 🦙 toys/craft or books with a Llama 🦙🦙🦙in them that you ...
07/06/2026

In Week 8 our treasure bag item is Llama 🦙🦙

If you have any Llama 🦙 toys/craft or books with a Llama 🦙🦙🦙in them that you would like to bring in for treasure bag time, we would love to see them 😊

Address

Ryde Masonic Hall, 142 Blaxland Road
Ryde, NSW
2112

Opening Hours

Monday 9:30am - 2pm
Tuesday 9:30am - 2:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 2pm
Thursday 9:30am - 2pm

Telephone

+61412108554

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