baby music class,
with live harp.
Sound-led experiences for modern motherhood.
Harp Cubs By Velvet + the Fox
A sensory music experience for babies and their grown-ups
Harp Cubs is a gentle, immersive baby music class designed to support early development through sound, rhythm, and connection. Each session is led live on harp, creating a calming and deeply sensory environment where babies can explore music in a natural, unpressured way.
These classes are not about performance or instruction—they are about experience.
Through soothing harp melodies, simple rhythms, songs, and shared interaction, babies are encouraged to engage in their own way: listening, watching, moving, or simply absorbing the atmosphere. Every response is welcome.
Harp Cubs supports:
Early sensory development
Emotional bonding between baby and caregiver
Calm regulation through live sound
Social exposure in a gentle group setting
Classes are designed for mixed-age baby groups, allowing siblings and different developmental stages to coexist naturally. Crawling, movement, and curiosity are all part of the experience—not something to control or stop.
Each session is a pause in the week. A space to slow down, connect, and share something beautiful with your baby.
Suitable for: newborns to 1 year
Format: live harp-led group sessions
Harp Cubs runs in small, intentionally paced 4-week blocks, allowing babies and their grown-ups to settle into a familiar, calming rhythm over time.
Each block is €100.
The next block begins 26th August, with limited spaces available.
A Note from the Founderbethaney Woolley
"Music has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. I began playing the harp at the age of eight, and over the years I've had the privilege of performing in some of Ireland's most beautiful venues, including The Shelbourne Hotel and The Westin Dublin.
While I have always loved performing, becoming part of families' most meaningful moments has shown me the incredible power music has to bring a sense of calm, connection, and presence.
Harp Cubs grew from that belief.
I wanted to create a space where parents could step away from the pace of everyday life, where babies could experience the gentle sound of live harp music, and where families could simply be together without expectation or overstimulation.
Every session is intentionally small, calm, and welcoming. My hope is that you leave not only having shared a beautiful musical experience with your baby, but feeling a little more rested, connected, and supported than when you arrived.
I can't wait to welcome you both."
