I chose them because of the convenient location for me, and I've been pleasantly surprised by how…read moregreat the overall experience has been from the very first phone call, and the reasonable price. My 14 month old and I have done about 6 or so classes. I didn't know what to expect but it seems to be a good balance of challenging and fun for the age group. Definitely recommend.

We had an amazing experience at our first swim lesson today. Facility is clean and perfectly suited…read morefor all of our needs. We were welcomed at the door with a friendly smile and was given the opportunity to ask questions and take a tour as this was our first visit. My son is 20 months old and this was his first time in any organized lesson. The instructor was amazing and we could not be more excited about returning next week. I highly recommend this location and was even more thrilled that the facility and instructors all use USA swimming certified curriculum. If I could give more than five stars I would. Don't miss out and check out Safesplash at Bulverde Road.

My child has attended Fit Kids Learning Center 6 months & we've been thrilled with the experience…read more The price is very reasonable, I love that it is a limited group of children, there is a big emphasis on outdoor play time & the staff are exceptional. My child also has a disability & they have been able to think of ways to make him feel like one of the group. I highly recommend FKLEC for parents looking to for a smaller venue day care & lots of time learning by playing.

We can't say enough good things about Linda's daycare--it's been a total game changer for our…read morefamily. After trying three other daycares that struggled to meet our son's needs, we were exhausted and discouraged. Drop-offs were full of tears, and pickups were just as emotional. He was constantly misunderstood. From the very first week at Linda's, we saw a complete transformation. Now, he's excited every morning, talks about his teachers nonstop, and even gives us directions on how to get there. Most days, he doesn't want to come home! He's grown in every way--he's learning so much, singing songs, dancing, and chatting up a storm. Linda and her staff are exceptional at creating a nurturing, structured, and joyful environment. It truly feels like a second home for him. If you're looking for quality care in the Schertz/Cibolo area, this is the place.

My Gym has been such a great experience for our family! Both of our kids love going each week, and…read morewe've seen noticeable improvements in their coordination, confidence, and communication skills. The coaches are great - they are patient and make every class fun and engaging. It's a wonderful environment for kids to learn, grow, and have fun. Highly recommend!

We went on Friday for their solar eclipse party which was such a cute idea for the kids! All their…read moreactivities were focused on moon & sun facts, what a cute way to teach kids about the solar eclipse. The location was clean, bathroom was clean & staff were friendly. My only warning is keep an eye on your child, I was monitoring my child but yet some other child still was pushing and shoving other kids into the ball pit. There were only two active staff members but they were busy handling the next activity so they aren't able to monitor all children at every second.

If you want a glorified babysitting service, then this place is probably not for you or your little…read moreswimmer(s). She's far tougher on them than I could ever be, but despite the disciplined approach, the lil buggers can't wait to come back.. Go figure.. Somehow, she's able to formulate a lesson plan for each swimmer and bring them along in a way that overcomes fears and I'm sure, will kindle a love for swimming that will last a lifetime. As I travel at times, I am very doubtful of the guards that most hotel pools provide - if any. But when the kids are finished with their lessons, I look forward to bringing the wife & kids along to lounge at the pool while I "get" to work.. and we will rest assured that basic water safety skills have been properly drilled into the kids! Since I cannot do it myself anymore, I am very happy that I found Jeni at AweSwimSA.com and I would highly recommend her! - Mark Andrews father of 3.

TEN STARS! Thanks to Jeni, my 21 mo old grandson can fall in the pool and float for 5 min and then…read morepull himself out to safety. This is an AMAZING program and Jeni used tough love and lots of hugs throughout the process. Appreciating my grandmother-angst, she talked me through every little detail and step so I could be comfortable and help him at home. Drowning is the no. 1 killer for 1-4 year olds. Don't trust floaters. Call Jeni.....Invest in survival training.....worth every penny.

We've had a great experience at TCVA! We're starting the 3rd season with them and I'm so glad we…read morestayed. Coach Dan, Coach Jasmine & Coach Nancy have played a vital role in my daughters improvement. They are very attentive & encouraging when coaching. She's always learning more & feels challenged with each lesson & team practice.

This volleyball club currently (as of February 2022) has a coach that is the most unprofessional…read moreand bullying person that I have every seen and should not be allowed to be around vulnerable minors. She has questionable coaching skills but uses the platform of "coach" to hide her maltreatment of girls which includes public demeaning, uncontrollable shouting, negative criticism, and she plays favorites with play time. We paid $3000 for our child to be on this team and it has been a complete disasterous experience for our entire family. I would strongly recommend avoiding this volleyball club to protect your child from serious emotional abuse by the current coach (TCVA 15-Black team). We reported the coach's unprofessional and bullying behavior to the director, who has done absolutely nothing. The purported mission posted on their website is a major misleading statement; they really seem to only be interested in your hard earned money. My advice: strongly consider your invest in this terrible organization (TCVA) as this will absolutely be the last time we deal with TCVA.

This was such a good place to come on a hot day! $8 per…read moreperson (Sunday) weekdays Mon-Thru is $7 and 2 and under is free. Float's are allowed even though website says otherwise I seen so many the past few times going. When you get there , there is a pool you'll visibly see but as you walk further down you'll see the very BIG spring/river fed swimming pool. If you bring things it has to be in a cooler, no glass, no styrofoam and there is a no tolerance rule on alcohol they will absolutely kick you out, no refunds. We brought a wagon (seen parents with strollers) and a small cooler for food and things. (Sodas, veggie tray, fruit, snacks) the workers WILL CHECK COOLERS so be weary! If you get there early there will be picnic tables available, you can also bring folding chairs and tables, if you don't bring either they allow quilted or picnic blanket. Please also know the water is EXTREMELY cold, 63 degrees, so if you bring little children I would recommend going to the kitty area that doesn't fully submerge them and that is tolerable. Life guards are everywhere so no worries there. The slide is also not there anymore but for a bit older kids there is a something they can swing off of that you'll pass when coming in. There's really something for all ages. THE WATER IS CLEAN!

Excellent place to bring your family for pool fun plus the natural spring in the back. My kids did…read moreswimming lessons here and the instructors were always great. The price for entrance is very reasonable.

Shiloh and her team of talented swim instructors are second to none. I had a chance to tour Vista…read moreSwim Academy and the facilities are as incredible as the atmosphere. I'd recommend their program to anyone with toddlers who need lessons. Thanks, Shiloh!

First lesson and my 4 year old was already swimming on his own. He was being a pain and she was…read morebeyond patient and kind. Can't recommend Vista Swim enough. He took lessons for 5 months somewhere else and didn't even come close to swimming on his own.

I have two daughters that currently attend - 2 y/o and 9 m/o. All the teachers are extremely kind…read moreand I love that all the teachers know both of my girls' names. I will say, I have had to bring certain things to admin's attention like needing more frequent diaper changes to prevent diaper rash and although I wasn't pleased I had to say this I was extremely happy to see that my complaint and solutions were accepted with smiles and the situation was resolved quickly and I haven't had issues since. I can say Admin and teachers truly want your baby to be happy here and are willing to not only listen to your concerns and feedback but take action to correct things on their end. And yes, I'm a helicopter mom and it's very obvious and they don't judge (at least not to my face lol)

As a new parent having a COVID baby, I thought putting my little one in daycare would be beneficial…read morefor everyone. Hindsight is 20/20 and I wish I could take back all the time, patience and effort I put in to try and make it a good experience for her. This place not only has high turnover, high student to teacher ratio, it seems like it also sells you this false belief of superior education from the Montessori brand. So maybe you think that justifies a large monthly fee (nevermind their holidays and staff days), and well it's the best of the best it must be worth it. Wrong. Surely the staff must go through more than your typical cpr/first aid 24 hour training? No. Nothing special here. It's all branding. I tried being patient and understanding, but ultimately my reasons for pulling my child was her safety and well being. They don't have their furniture anchored on walls and so they have bookshelves in the middle of class. Well, you probably assumed some kid got hurt. Yep. Another kiddo pushed the bookcase on to my child, falling over on her fingers. Even after that they didn't want to prevent that from happening again because they technically didn't have to, is what they said, but it wasn't enough seeing a kid actually get hurt to make them think otherwise. I had to really complain to make them do something. Another incident was a child attacking my child outside and not responding to teachers telling them to stop. Did my kid's teacher see this incident? No. Another teacher did. They had the parents pick that kid up. Another time, I go to pick up my kid and once I buckle her in the car I notice she had a busted lip, and they didn't have me sign the usual incident report. Teacher didn't see it or even notice it. (You'll see this as a pattern.). The culmination was the same kid attacking my kid again, this time on her face, and did her teacher see it? No. Another teacher did. Let me mention that this incident would not have happened had they followed their own policy, (which is not having more than one classroom outside at a time) and had competent staff (there were 4 kids to 2 teachers in her class that day and it took a teacher from a different class to see it and stop it.) They had the parents come and cut the other kids nails but didn't separate them from my kid. All this goes without mentioning my kid constantly being sick and them doing a poor job cleaning and changing her diaper. I had spoken to the director and staff about my daughter's health condition, which requires frequent diaper changes or she is at risk of an infection that can affect her kidneys. One time I pick her up and she has a diaper full of poop. I complain. Within the same week, after picking her up, I get home to change her and notice particles of poop because they didn't clean her well. I send an email to all involved about it, but then my daughter had to be hospitalized because, you guessed it, she got an infection. Maybe you can take this knowledge and go to a daycare that's more affordable and will probably give you the same experience. At least your wallet will thank you. All I can say is now my daughter is thriving at home because she isn't getting hurt or sick. She is developing better because I actually interact with her, unlike a time when I saw on camera her teacher completely ignore her when an activity was set up, and no effort was made to bring my daughter over to learn. Do yourself, your sanity, and your wallet a favor and don't go here. Don't buy into all the influencer romanticizing Montessori aesthetics. All they do is say their script,"oh we apologize...we understand...", but there is no change. There is no striving to be better, to stay on the ball. Their words are empty of proactive action, or any action at all. The previous posts and pictures are dated, and those people aren't there anymore. So anything that was said before being nice is no longer applicable.