KidStrong Omaha Part time Children's Coach

Benefits

Bonus based on performance
Competitive salary
Free food & snacks
Free uniforms
Training & development

The Sweet Spot (Schedule & Hours)

Schedule: Morning shifts (all wrapped up before noon)
Hours: Approximately 10–12 hours per week
Flexibility: Great for anyone looking for a rewarding, part-time morning routine!

What is BabyStrong anyway?

BabyStrong is our coach-led program designed specifically for infants in the exciting crawling-to-walking stage (typically ages 6 months to 1 year). These specialized sessions focus on building a powerhouse foundation for life through purposeful movement and deep parent-child connection. Every single class is designed to help babies grow strong, curious, and confident—one milestone at a time!

What You’ll Do (Role & Responsibilities)

• Lead the Littles: Coach classes of 6 to 15 children , keeping energy high, fun, and deeply motivational.
• Run the Science-Backed Curriculum: Teach our expert-developed, science-backed BabyStrong curriculum , focusing on brain, physical, and character development.
• Partner with Parents: You'll be working "hands-on" with both babies and parents , guiding moms and dads on the floor, assisting with class flow, and explaining "the why" behind our developmental milestones.
• Celebrate Big Wins: Hand out awards and lead rank ceremonies to celebrate these tiny athletes' major progress!
• Command the Arena: Utilize KidStrong equipment (like Krawlers, mats, and wedge boxes) along with fun tools like parachutes, tunnels, and blocks.
• Keep it Clean & Safe: Ensure our blue floors, lobby, and equipment are pristine, sanitized, and safe for crawling knees.
• Stay Connected: Use the KS Coach’s App to track data , huddle with the team on Slack , and attend monthly staff training meetings.

Who You Are (Qualifications)

• Toddler & Baby Fanatic: An absolute, non-negotiable passion for working with infants and toddlers!
• Parent Educator: Comfortable speaking to, educating, and guiding parents on the floor.
• Physical Energy: Ready for a physically active shift—lifting equipment up to 25 pounds, moving fast, and staying hands-on for safety.
• Background Plus: Prior experience coaching young age groups , or experience as a pediatric OT/PT, is a massive plus!
• The Essentials: CPR Certified, a self-starter attitude , intermediate knowledge of exercise techniques/body mechanics, and a certified status through our HQ FranConnect training (we'll help you get this!).