Ballet in stage performances for children represents a special kind of artistic experience adapted to the youngest audience. Inspired by fairy tales, literary works or original stories for children, this form of ballet combines dance, music, scenery and story to create a magical world on stage. These plays offer children's audiences an unforgettable experience that encourages imagination, creativity and emotional development. The scenography plays a key role in creating the atmosphere and conveying the story. Colors, shapes and details create a world from fairy tales, wizards and princesses. The costumes are carefully designed to reflect the characters and their personalities and allow the dancers freedom of movement. The music follows the rhythm of the dance and contributes to the emotional atmosphere of the performance, creating a special bond between the audience and the performer. The dancers convey the action and emotions with their expressive movements and bring the characters to life in front of the audience. Through dance sequences, body dialogue and mimicry, children immerse themselves in the world of imagination and fantasy. Ballet for children often brings moral lessons about friendship, courage, love and respect for diversity, giving them the opportunity to develop their emotional intelligence. Such performances encourage children's curiosity and interest in art, theater and culture. Watching ballet, children encounter classical ballet techniques, but also modern approaches to performance. In addition to providing aesthetic enjoyment, these plays stimulate children's imagination and creativity and encourage them to express themselves through art. Ballet for children can also have an educational purpose, teaching them the importance of teamwork, discipline and perseverance. Through participation in the play, children gain confidence in themselves and their abilities, developing self-confidence and self-esteem. Objective: To investigate and analyze the role and influence of ballet in stage performances intended for children. The paper will focus on the educational and aesthetic values of ballet, and how it contributes to the development of children in the context of performing arts. Hypothesis: Ballet in stage performances for children has a positive impact on their emotional, cognitive and social development.Methodology: Review of relevant books, articles and studies dealing with the impact of ballet and performing arts on children. Analysis of previous research on the educational and aesthetic values of ballet in children's performances.