We have been at Wonder School for 2 years now and what an amazing place for my son! His teacher are…read moreso kind and help work on strategies with him for his big emotions. They genuinely care about every student at the school. We are so lucky to be at Wonder School!

Both our kiddos have gone here. It's a great way to get them started and ready for school. We love…read morethat wonder school focuses on play and kids being kids.

Wonderful gymnastics place for pre-K kids to run, jump, tumble, roll & learn new skills in the…read moreprocess

Came here for gymnastics when I was little and came back today to have some fun. Employees are…read moresuper kind and nice and we had so much fun here. The gymnastics lessons are very prifessional and super helpful.

I want to preface this review that I am an extra picky person when it comes to places I like to…read moretake my kids so you might want to take my review with a grain of salt.. We visited for the first time a couple weeks ago for a trial class for both my kids. I picked a day of the week where they could both take a class at the same time. Pros: *the teachers were great! *The kiddy pool that the kids can play in before/after is fun for them. Cons: *it's connected to the gym right behind it and apparently the gym goers get to use the same pool facility. There was a couple weird/creepy looking old men in small swimsuits that were using some of the lanes in the biggest pool, that didn't make me feel comfortable as a mom. *there was a man who was either an owner or manager, he had long hair and he looked like a creepy guy as well, which sets off my mom radar (when you work around kids for a living, you should be very aware of the appearance you put off to parents), I will say he did kindly ask how our class was.. *this place is hot and humid as all heck inside where you sit to be close to your young kids, we only had a 30 minute class but it felt like forever and I was sweating everywhere but the time we left. Just not a good fit for us.

I visit Water Wings Swim School every week I am delighted with the results of my kiddo learning to…read moreswim from his lessons! The instructors are incredibly knowledgeable, helpful and patient to the students. They listen attentively and illustrate the lessons to the best extent possible to help teach the students . The facility is welcoming, clean and fun! The school is located in Crunch fitness but not operated or owned by them. The locker/showers are not part of the swim school. The swim school has its own office which has changing rooms/ bathrooms and a shower area which is kept clean and separate. I love that this location in Eagle has a splash pad for the kids to play before and after! I highly recommend this swim school over any swim school in the area!

Best swim lessons and swim instructors we've had!…read more It's an outdoor pool and they're only open during the summer months. My daughter has done swim lessons elsewhere and hasn't enjoyed them, the water has been too cold or the instructors are just not pushing her enough. Susie's swim school has excellent instructors, the pool is nicely heated and they push the kids just enough to get them advancing without leaving them with a bad pool experience. It's a 2 kid to 1 instructor ratio with up to 4 kids and 2 instructors in each class. Classes are 30 minutes long Monday - Thursday and $40 per week. This year, you had to register by Wednesday for the following week. My daughter absolutely loved going to swim lessons! It'll be tough finding another place like this during their off season.

They do a great job here! The student to instructor ratio is 2:1 so your kid(s) will get a lot of…read morehands on attention from their instructors.

My 3-year old daughter has been going there for about a month now. I'm pretty impressed with how…read morewell organized her class has been so far. The instructors are very good with keeping children focused on the activities. As a parent, I understand this is not an easy task to do for the children in the age range of 3-4 years old. All children in the class listen very well and participate in the activities for the entire 45 minutes! I am very pleased with the program here. As for the staff, I would say they are not as friendly as I expected. Maybe I'm too used to smiley and willing people in Boise? The staff there don't seem to engage in the conversation much, not to mention they lack a bit of friendliness. Regardless, I plan on keeping my kiddo in the program for a while. If anything changes, i will update the review.

Top of the line gymnastics for kids and so many other things to do. Best place we've seen in the…read morearea for our little ones. Staff really cares about kids, awesome operation.

Finally found a center I trust with my two children! There was so many places in the Boise area and…read moreI struggled to find a place that felt right. The owners Elisa and Sam made me feel so comfortable during my tour and answered all my questions, easing my concerns. The teachers were all very friendly, and the kids get to do so many cool projects that encourage their creativity and motor skills. My kids come home so excited to tell me what they learned and worked on each day. Very excited to be enrolling a third child this winter!!!

Been going here for the past 9 years my last kiddo just graduated, there was no turnover in…read moreteachers the time I was there which is unheard of in preschool and all my kiddos surprised their kindergarten teachers with their knowledge! ABC has extremely low ratios so your child gets personalized learning experiences. Each child of mine decided to go back during the summers for swimming and field trips so I'm glad we will still be able to be a part of this amazing community!

Attended a few StoryTrail hikes and Homeschool days. Beautiful walk, very interactive, guides were…read moreknowledgeable and great with the kids and all their inquisitive minds. Would definitely recommend.

I can't believe I never knew about this place until now! My friend and I took two 8-year olds and…read moretwo 5-year olds. The center had hands-on craft tables inside, and my 5-year old girl LOVED it. Today, they had fur of different types of animals found in Idaho. My girl enjoyed making a little bunny with cottons and insulating a jar of hot water with different materials to see how long the water stays warm. We walked along the story trail and read a page or two at every stop. We were told they change the book once a month. The boys were really into finding Owl Pellet!! When we got home, we printed out Owl Pellet Bone Charts to match each piece we found in the bag of Pellet we collected during the trip. I love the place and appreciate the opportunity to get the kids out in the era of electronics! I highly recommend the place to anyone, even adults! :)

I absolutely love this daycare! As a first-time mom, going back to work was incredibly difficult,…read moreso finding a place I could truly trust with my baby was so important to me. Choosing Happy Hearts was the best decision I could have made. The teachers are wonderful, the community feels so close-knit, and their flexibility makes a huge difference. Most of all, you can tell how much each teacher genuinely cares for the children. It gives me complete peace of mind knowing my baby is happy and well cared for while I'm at work. Since starting this daycare, I've noticed my son is hitting milestones quicker and love that he is getting socialization at such an early age. As he grows, I'm excited for him to get to explore: more education opportunities, support with potty training, and to participate in all the fun events they do! A special shout-out to the teachers I've gotten to know and absolutely love: Jazlyn, Anna, Bekah, Destinee, and Summer!

I wouldn't recommend working at this daycare. When I first…read morestarted, I was genuinely excited. I'm a single mom, and I chose this place not just to work, but to also have my twin boys enrolled so I could be closer to them. Sadly, what began as a hopeful opportunity quickly became one of the most toxic and disappointing work environments I've ever experienced. A teacher I initially trusted (my children's teacher) ended up mom-shaming me to my face and behind my back questioning if my children could sing their ABCs, count, or put on shoes, and even suggesting they weren't "smart enough" to be in her class (despite her own son being the same age). She pushed to have them moved down into my classroom and later, when I experienced a serious medical issue at work, she told others I was "faking it." What I went through medically was something beyond my control and deeply personal. To have it dismissed like that was beyond hurtful. I addressed my concerns respectfully and privately with the owner. Instead of addressing the issue directly, she sent out a vague message to staff about gossip but never followed up or took further action. ( which I asked for )That teacher continued to be unkind and unprofessional, including making comments about me not deserving donated diapers for my kids. I asked multiple times for a group meeting to resolve everything calmly and constructively. It never happened. I felt so unsupported, disrespected, and anxious every day at work that I ultimately quit even though I didn't have another job lined up. That should tell you how emotionally exhausting it had become. Before leaving, I shared my disappointment in the staff communication thread not to be dramatic, but because I believe people should treat each other better, especially in a space meant to nurture children. Instead of acknowledging the problem, my message was deleted, ignored, and swept under the rug. Since then, I've heard several more staff members have quit for the same reasons I did. Yet the same individuals who were creating the toxic environment continue to be protected. I truly don't understand why. As for the daycare itself the children are not in danger, and many of the caregivers genuinely do their best. But I do believe the classrooms are too small, outdoor time is limited (30 minutes a day), and efforts to reduce outside play due to "staff interactions" is not in the best interest of the kids. When teacher turnover is high and staff morale is low, that inevitably affects the children, too.