Natalie Burgess
Nat is a fun fairy at heart, with a love of nature, music and anything sparkly. She has 2 kids under 7, who amaze and entertain her. She likes to create things - either in the kitchen, or on her sewing machine - especially cute toys and props for our classes. Nat has 15 years experience as a Paediatric Physiotherapist, and working in the disability sector has given her a passion for supporting families and carers out in the community. Nat's favourite thing about running Baby Sensory and Toddler Sense classes is the opportunity to connect with new parents, and remind them what a wonderful job they are doing! She also loves working with the team of Class Leaders to create amazing classes every single week.
Jennie Flett
Jennie’s Baby Sensory journey started in 2015 when she attended classes with her son, and she was absolutely hooked! She took weekly inspiration from the ideas presented in class, and she made her very own “Baby Sensory boy box” full of pat mats, craft ribbons and shakers. Jennie now has 2 beautiful kids, so in total she attended 6 terms of Baby Sensory as a mumma. Jennie's favourite part of being a class leader is watching the babies grow and develop from week to week and through the year. Jennie currently runs Baby Sensory and Toddler Sense classes at Melville and she thinks she has the best job in the world!
Robyn Bailey
Prior to having her 2 gorgeous girls, Robyn worked in childcare and the travel industry. She is a very talented gogo dancer, and a member of The Beehives - with whom she has travelled the world dancing up a 60s storm! Robyn now runs Baby Sensory and Toddler Sense classes at East Vic Park, and she loves connecting with and getting to know new parents.
Aime Batchelor
Aime has a background in nannying and childcare and she now runs classes at our beautiful WOW Centre in Melville. She has 2 gorgeous school aged children, and she is thrilled to to be part of the Baby Sensory team. Her favourite thing about leading Baby Sensory is seeing the babies faces light up in wonder when they experience something for the first time.
