KidStrong

BabyStrong KidStrong Coach Hudson Square SoHo NYC

KidStrong

New York, NY, USPART_TIME$52k – $52kPosted Aug 1, 2026

Job description

Baby. Strong Coach (Part-Time) – Kid. Strong So. Ho Location: So. Ho, New York, NY (In-Person) Job Type: Part-Time, Permanent Pay Rate: $25.00 / hour Schedule: Weekday Mornings & Weekends (Minimum 6 hours/week) ABOUT THE ROLE Join the Kid. Strong So. Ho team as a Baby. Strong Coach! A Baby. Strong Coach is a mentor and educator dedicated to supporting babies (from birth to approximately 2 years old) and their caregivers through the most critical early years of development.

Our coaches lead engaging, research-based classes that focus on physical, cognitive, sensory, and social-emotional milestones. Through guided movement, structured play, and caregiver education, Baby. Strong Coaches help families build confidence while supporting each child’s developmental journey. This role is ideal for high-energy individuals passionate about early childhood development, infant milestones, and creating exceptional, lasting connections with families.

RESPONSIBILITIES

COACHING & CLASS DELIVERY

  • Deliver High-Energy Classes: Lead Baby. Strong classes using Kid. Strong’s proprietary curriculum focused on developmental milestones, sensory exploration, purposeful movement, and caregiver education.
  • Master the Curriculum: Understand the "why" behind the Baby. Strong curriculum and confidently communicate early developmental concepts and techniques to parents and caregivers.
  • Guide Milestones: Demonstrate and assist caregivers with proper age-appropriate techniques for tummy time, gross/fine motor movement, sensory play, and milestone progression.
  • Maintain Class Dynamic: Create positive, energetic, and supportive interactions with families before, during, and after class, ensuring classes start and end on schedule while maintaining an excellent flow.
  • Utilize Technology: Use the Kid. Strong Coaches App to track attendance, record milestones, and maintain accurate class logs. TRAINING & PROFESSIONALISM
  • Certification & Training: Complete Baby. Strong Coach Training and Evaluations with the General Manager, as well as ongoing coursework through Kid. Strong University / Learn. Upon.
  • Team Communication: Communicate professionally with coworkers, management, and families, maintaining active communication via company channels (Slack).
  • Staff Participation: Attend and participate in monthly center staff programming meetings, training sessions, and center initiatives as required by management.
  • Community Engagement: Help foster an inclusive, welcoming, and vibrant community for all participating families, driving family engagement and retention. SCHEDULE REQUIREMENTS
  • Availability: Must be available for weekday morning classes and weekend shifts.
  • Hours: Minimum commitment of 6 hours per week. SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS
  • Passion for Early Childhood: Genuine passion for working with babies, toddlers, and parents is non-negotiable.
  • Relevant Background: Experience in early childhood education, child development, pediatric therapy, infant fitness/recreation, nursing, or early childhood teaching is highly preferred.
  • Communication Skills: Strong interpersonal and public speaking skills; highly comfortable engaging with parents and caregivers about child development.
  • Energy & Leadership: Dynamic, positive, upbeat, and professional coaching presence with the confidence to lead groups and facilitate parent participation.
  • Physical Capability: Ability to work in an active environment, including standing for extended periods and lifting/repositioning equipment up to 25 lbs.
  • Certifications: Current CPR Certification required prior to the start date. Background check required.

BENEFITS

& PERKS

  • Flexible scheduling
  • Casual dress / Kid. Strong uniform gear
  • Company events & team outings
  • Employee / Store discounts
  • On-site parking / transit access APPLICATION QUESTIONS
  1. What makes you a great fit to coach at Kid. Strong So. Ho?
  2. Are you available to coach weekday mornings and weekend shifts?
  3. Do you have at least 1 year of experience working with infants, toddlers, or young children?