1. Children Sensorium

    1. Children Sensorium

    0

    Irvine, CA

    Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Children Sensorium

    5.0 (1 review)

    Children Sensorium Photos

    You might also consider

    Recommended Reviews - Children Sensorium

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration

    2 months ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0

    You might also consider

    Verify this business for free

    People searched for Art Classes 1,339 times last month within 20 miles of this business.

    Verify this business

    Creative Arts Academy

    Creative Arts Academy

    5.0(5 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    I've attended Creative Arts for about 5 years now and it's one of the best art classes I've ever…read morebeen to. They support everyone's creativity and unique ideas. Their classes are great for both young kids and older students. I did my AP Art Studio portfolio here and Meg is a great teacher. She fully supported my ideas and helped me develop them further to better paintings. I became a better artist here and would recommend to everyone that is either just starting out art or amazing at it already. It's a great place to work on any form of art. They've also helped multiple students get i to OCHSA and so much more! This is the best art class you'll find in Irvine from beginning art classes for kids to advanced classes for teens.

    My husband and I are not very artistic so when our 9 yr old daughter asked us to add art on her…read morealready long list of activities, we were very hesitant. She kept asking for months so i decided to bring her to Creative Art. We explained to Meg that we did not know anything about art and there's no art gene run in the family. Meg assured us that she has had many students from families just like ours and they did great. We signed up for the tryout lessons and immediately were impressed with our daughter's progress. My very athletic girl can sit thru 2 full hours focused and quietly working on her projects. Meg knows how to encourage her students and she created a very laidback environment, perfect for you to explore and to be creative. Class schedule has many options and when we have conflicts with other activities, they are willing to work with you. I sent my girl's paintings to friends and family members and they are so impressed, we got a lot of "where did she get that from?" We are very happy with Meg and Creative Art

    Photos
    Creative Arts Academy
    Creative Arts Academy
    Creative Arts Academy - My daughter's painting after 2 months taking classes at creative art

    See all

    My daughter's painting after 2 months taking classes at creative art

    Fibo Kids Art Academy - A lil' picasso student working on a piece inspired by Jeff Soto

    Fibo Kids Art Academy

    4.2(23 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    My elder one has been painting with Fibo since Christmas in 2018. My younger one joined a couple…read moreyears later when she was four. Both kiddos have their wonderful experience in the studio. My elder one has improved a lot skill wise, my younger one, errr, at least she loves painting and lessons.

    It's disappointing but not surprising to receive such a defensive and misleading response instead…read moreof any reflection or accountability. Since you have chosen to publicly distort the situation, I will clarify the facts. First, my child is four years old--a preschooler--attending a class that was marketed as creative and supportive. Instead, your rigid, one-size-fits-all approach left no room for individual learning styles or self-expression. The lack of patience and understanding was evident from the start. Second, the way you describe my child's actions is exaggerated and unfair. Saying "no" is a normal response for a young child in a new environment. Spilling water--whether accidental or not--is also normal for this age group. As for the sharpie cap incident, rather than offering guidance or redirection, your immediate response was removal and exclusion. That's not teaching--it's intolerance. Most troubling is your complete lack of awareness or inclusivity for neurodiverse children. The fact that you frame basic preschooler behaviors as "behavioral issues" and immediately resort to expulsion rather than understanding speaks volumes. You've made it clear that children who don't fit your narrow mold aren't welcome. Rather than addressing the real issue--your rigid, exclusionary practices--you've chosen to defend discrimination under the guise of "student safety." The only thing unsafe here is an environment where a young child is treated like a problem instead of a learner. Parents deserve to know the truth: Fibo is NOT a welcoming place for all children. If you expect kids to be robotic and silent, just say so--don't pretend to offer a creative and nurturing experience. Shame on you for doubling down instead of doing better.

    Photos
    Fibo Kids Art Academy - A Lil' Picasso student waits inside with the Studio Director until their parent comes to pick them up safely

    A Lil' Picasso student waits inside with the Studio Director until their parent comes to pick them up safely

    Fibo Kids Art Academy - A Lil' picasso student holding their work inspired by Beatrix Potter

    A Lil' picasso student holding their work inspired by Beatrix Potter

    Fibo Kids Art Academy - A Masters (5th-8th) student's acrylic painting on canvas based on hard-edge shading

    See all

    A Masters (5th-8th) student's acrylic painting on canvas based on hard-edge shading

    Children Sensorium - artclasses - Updated September 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...