Do not recommend. My son spent 2 weeks in this camp. While camp is in a beautiful area, it didn't…read morefit. He was not allowed to call or talk to us parents at all, we had no connection to hear from him personally. Camp directors make sure kid will only write 1 happy letter per week, so that even if there are issues, you will only find out when the child is back. My son is a great normal quiet kid yet he was bullied there and we had no control over it ... This camp Is a hit or miss. Also, directors use shady tactics of making kids spend pocket money (that they insist kids need to have) on stuff they don't need. Like my son brought home t-shirt and blanket and something else they basically forced him to buy. I tried to return with no luck.

My daughter joined Swift Nature Camp last summer. The area and nature is beautiful. There was…read moreincident when my daughter got sick and she couldn't call home. The counselors refused to notify parents that she was really sick. They told her that she was home sick and that is why she wants to call home. My daughter is 14 years old and very independent, Swift Nature camp management refused to contact parents, they did not care. She was really sick and they gave her throat medicine. From our point of view this action was unacceptable. It showed that all they care is business. My daughter suffered so much that she came home crying and very sick.

We hosted our sons 4th birthday party here from 5-7pm on a Saturday in January…read more We weren't sure how the timed stations and open play time was going to go with a group of 4 year olds but our experience was wonderful! The host was great with our son, the place was clean and organized, and it was a huge hit. The simplicity for decorating with just a banner and table clothes we brought was perfect and it was very convenient to have the rolling container to wheel all the presents out to the car. Would recommend!

Had a 3rd bday party for my son and it was a perfect venue for it. Dan was our party coordinator…read moreand he did a wonderful job. It was very organized and there was perfect amount of time in each space. The pizza was delicious and everything was so nice and prepared. The kids had an absolute blast and my son loved it.

It seems that some of the people on here don't appreciate diversity. I am not one of those people,…read moreand this YMCA isn't that kind of place either. When you come here you are going to see many different types of people from different places and walks of life. It is pretty amazing if you ask me. If you only like to frequent places where people are white, maybe try working out under that rock you came out of. The facility is clean and the staff is very friendly. They have daycare services for free while you are working out. They have "Parents Night Out" nights once a month too I think. The classes are well organized and fun. My children have participated in swim lessons, dance and ballet lessons, and Tae Kwon Do. All of them are amazing and my children had fun while learning something new. Swim lessons are by far the most effective than others in the area. My children took lessons elsewhere for months and were only able to achieve floating. They took a few lessons here and were already seeing progress. They have a large pool, a sauna, a hot tub, and a steam room! It is nice to be able to sit and relax a little after my workout before picking up my kids from the child-care center. They also have open swim hours in the morning and evening which is nice for our hectic schedule. Overall, this is an amazing place, and extremely affordable for the entire family. Highly recommend.

Terrible! They advertised that they have a Naperville fest on 23 rd August with petting zoo and…read moreeverything fun for kids, we drove here 30 min and turned out there is nothing here! They told us here already that they did not get permit to have a petting zoo, online there was no notifications! They are just liars, do not recommend!!! Waste of time!

We went to the NJWC Trick or Treat event at Safety Town over the weekend and it was a total waste…read moreof $16. There were a bunch of local businesses handing out lame candy to the kids while trying to sell their goods/services to the parents. It would have been much better if there was a police car or firetruck onsite for the kids to see. One volunteer did a presentation on how to stay safe during Halloween which was supposed to be geared towards kids but unfortunately wasn't age appropriate and most kids were checked out after the first 3 minutes. After 15 minutes of hearing about 20 different sales pitches we left. I should have just purchased $16 worth of candy at Walgreens rather than waste my time here.

Built in the mid-nineties, Safety Town is the perfect miniature version of "Any Town USA". With…read moretiny streets dotted with traffic signs, businesses and homes, replicating a grown-up world, teens, firemen, and policeman volunteer their time to teach small children how to be safe in a fun and welcoming environment. While there are many programs that are offered throughout the year, my experience is with Safety Town Summer Camp. $55 fee for one week of daily 90 minute sessions. Each day is devoted to single topics such as water safety, traffic safety, electricity etc... This popular program is only offered to prospective kindergarteners and first graders. Kids are placed in groups of 6. If you know the parents of your child's friends, you can coordinate which group to place them in, ensuring they will be with familiar faces. It fills up very quickly so you must sign up as soon as they open online registration in early April. For only $55, you gift yourself a week of daily 90 min increments when you don't have to entertain your little one and yet they're learning valuable things and having fun. --a win for everybody.

My friends and I signed for a beginners women's self defense class. It runs for 8 weeks on…read moreThursday's. They did move locations in January and some of the gps platforms have not updated their address yet. Make sure to grab their address from their welcome email. Two women teach the class and they are very informative. They also have multiple Bobs where you perform the moves on. The instructors help you walk through each movement. We learned a lot on Day 1 and I'm excited for what's to come.

The school is clean. The owner is fair. Prices are reasonable for similar schools in the area.read more

My child is attending this school for almost a year. She used to go to a home daycare but she…read morewasn't happy there so we decided to try Peter Pan. Since first day the stuff and administration welcomed us with warmth and care. Now, she wants to go to school every day. Her teacher is amazing, I never seen a person so talented and dedicated. Every day I get a Daily Report with pictures, activities, snacks and lunch updates. I see my child growing academically and socially. I highly recommend this school.

From the owner: Peter Pan North is a particularly special school that houses both a fantastic Preschool program for…read more2 year olds through Pre-K, but also has a full day Educators Program that follows District 203's schedule. A part day camp is also available during the summer months. Please contact us for more information about our Educator's Program!

Currently on senior tour group with Deb and Jenny. We are 50 seniors aged over 65 and multiple…read morepersonalities. Both of our hosts have gone beyond exceptional help. Weather was not the greatest and they smiled through it all. They have kept us busy and provided an experience with great stops and food choices were surpassed. Hotel rooms overlook Lake Huron with fully furnished balconies. We still have one more day tomorrow. I could have never done this trip without them and i have met some wonderful friends. Thank you for having such great people who plans these wonderful trips and working hard to keep costs affordable. I just wanted you to know your seniors are so lucky. Thank you so much

I have attended a lot of events at the Lisle Sr Center for many years. Everyone has worked very…read morehard to make this a great place for seniors. I do miss having our own bus to travel to various events. Perhaps in the near future we will once again have our own bus and continue to take mini trips.

I love this place! Same with my daughters. They are taken care of very well. I'm able to call them…read moreduring the day and talk to them. I walk in there and I feel like family is watching them! Thank you ladies! They are doing a great job with the whole covid bullshit too!

These guys are the best! Having distance from my home as a factor, it was between this place and…read morekindercare. The difference was easy to tell... First, all the children at kiddie academy are smiling, laughing, and having a ball. That tells you something big right there! Second, they have an awesome service of taking pictures of my son throughout the day and emailing me fun pictures, when he took a nap and how long, what he ate and how much, and what they learned or experienced like painting, dancing, singing, sign language gestures, etc. Third, it turns out my son has an issue with milk - it was no problem for them to switch him to soy. They're all very talented in their observations of my son and are able to spot things (they caught he had a slight fever one day & they always give me constant communication on how he's doing). The staff at Naperville's Kiddie Academy are the best of the best. The teachers in the infant room were wonderful as are the teachers in the 1 to 2 year old room. Although we haven't experienced all their rooms, while walking down the hallway, they all appear to be interacting enthusiastically with the children, again, all the kids are having a blast, and as Tatiana (who signed us up) said when I asked her why I should sign up with her rather than kinder care - "we really don't compare" and she was right. This place is super clean, new, communicative, and unlike kinder care, they hustled for my business. My son has been here four months and loves it.

I would not recommend their programs. They are run by teenagers without adult supervision. The…read moreowner believes she doesn't need to be in the room and prefers to remain at the front desk. This lack of proper oversight is alarming, especially for programs catering to young children. The program's content is not engaging enough to maintain young children's attention. If you have happy, fun-loving children who enjoy expressing themselves, be cautious. If your child doesn't strictly follow the teenagers' instructions without room for silliness or fun, you risk being removed from the program and losing your money. Overall, the environment feels exclusionary, lacking the nurturing and inclusive atmosphere one would expect from a children's program.

Honestly a terrible experience from day one…read more My son loved the actual coding and if he hadn't, we would have pulled him much sooner because the incompetence of the staff and the manipulative  policies made this a nightmare week in and week out. Clearly everyone involved here has no qualifications at all for dealing with children. Code Ninja just throws non-professionals into a powerful and intimate situation involving children because --I'm guessing-- it's cheaper on their bottom line, but either way it's careless and honestly reprehensible. I am curious as to what qualifications any one has at all in this place because I would bet there are absolutely zero besides knowing someone who had an investment idea. Today I witnessed an employee, a grown woman, publicly shaming my child for not completing a task on time. Not because my child acted out or was out of line, but because he took his time. It was absolutely disgusting. God knows what occurred while I wasn't present. Just ask yourself who are these people you are entrusting with your kids? They don't have a teaching degree, they have no experience in handling children, they are just random weirdos who prioritize quotas on kids' progress on a coding development program that you can access from your own house for free. What they don't tell you at sign up is you can't pause this program. You have to continue paying even after you cancel. Read all the fine print. They are obsessed with the idea of  The teenagers who assist the children with the actual coding work at least in contrast give it a solid effort insofar as much as a teenager can, but something tells me they are not at all compensated appropriately for what they give. This place is a scam. There is no doubt about it. But they already know this and they won't do anything about it. Don't send your kids here.