Juliana, 3, is listening to Chloe play a Moana song on the piano and wearing a hat that she made during the playgroup.
By Jill Fox
With summer starting, and many camps being cancelled, sixteen-year-old Chloe Rudnick had an idea to give moms a much-needed break.
After spending time babysitting, the North Broward Preparatory School sophomore knew she could provide some virtual entertainment for young children.
About a month ago, she started Chloe’s Corner Zoom playgroup for little girls, ages two to six who love to do crafts and play with princesses, as most of them do.
Rudnick said at the beginning, it was just her mom’s friends’ daughters, but with social media promotion, it has grown. Still, she limits each of the themed sessions to only six children.
“It’s actually working much better than I thought,” she said, “They’ve all really enjoyed it.”
From dressing up in costumes to creating personalized crafts, Rudnick keeps the little girls busy for 45 minutes straight. Each playgroup starts with a welcome song, followed by show and tell, a craft, a game or story-time, and lots of giggles.
Themes have included princesses, puppies, unicorns, and Rudnick even plays the piano and sings.
Rudnick said the girls interact much better when they are involved with the theme.
Currently, the playgroup is only for girls, and the location doesn’t matter. She has children from Coconut Creek, Parkland, and as far away as North Carolina joining in. Sessions are held at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. a few days a week and cost $8 each. For more information, email Chloe at chloescornerfun@gmail.com.
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