Pretty pink tutus. Little leotards sparkling with rhinestones. Tiny ballet shoes. These images bring warm smiles to the faces of every parent who has ever brought up a little girl. She dreams of being a ballerina and as a parent, you do everything you can to fulfill her every wish. You anticipate the day when she is old enough to begin dance lessons. But, dance isn't just for girls! Boys make some of the most amazing dancers and the benefits are just as significant for boys as they are for girls! When your child, girl, or boy, is ready for that first dance class, the job of parenting becomes real. How do you find the best dance school for your little princess or prince? You want one that will allow her/him to be the dancer she/he wants to be and have fun while doing it. With all of the dance schools from which to choose, how do you know which one will give your child the best dance education and provide the most enjoyment for her/him and your family? Kim Yarborough, author and dance instructor, will help you discover what you need to know to make the best possible decision regarding a dance school for your child. A school owner and director for more than 17 years, Mrs. Yarborough knows what it takes to run a successful dance teaching business. Prior to owning her own studio "Mrs. Kim" trained and taught classes in ballet, tap, and jazz in multiple dance schools. "Mrs. Kim" danced for 3 years with a regional ballet company where she was privileged to train and perform with professionals from across the country. In this book, she will guide you through the essential questions you need to ask as you interview dance schools for your child. The information contained in this book goes beyond what you need to know about class schedules to questions that often go unanswered simply because parents don't know to ask. This is especially true for parents who have no previous experience in the world of dance. Don't get caught in a poorly run school with less than qualified instructors. Learn the right things to ask so you can provide that little princess (or prince) the dance education she/he deserves!