Ultimately, the question doesn’t need to be church or dance class as if it is a competition. Instead focus on how each day— from going to class to going to church— can honor God. (Romans 12:1-2 MSG)

Use this guide to facilitate your transition from one dance studio to the next.

Learn about Desiree Parkman’s children’s book Dancing with Naima.

Use this simple guide to identify dance studio types when selecting a school for your child. What you choose today can effect their future path.

Look for educated instructors, clean facilities, sprung floors, and the career path of the students.

Send your child to a place that will provide quality training whether or not they decide to pursue dance in the future.

Please don’t simply choose the first listing in your google search or default to the program closest to your house.

Raising an artist is exhausting, daunting, and exciting all at the same time! My dancer daughter became interested in dance at age 3, but my husband and I made her wait until she was 4 to take classes. She lived, dreamed, and thought about dance 24/7….