Pop on by the Maple Neighborhood Center to check out the Sacramento Adventure Playground…read more Run by Fairytale town, this location is a magnet for outdoor adventurous fun without the watchful eye of parental units. We've only done the Saturday FREE sessions but signed up for summer camp to continue the fun! Animals, climbing, and parent free joy. Plan for your kiddo to spend several hours. Tips: -Bring a water bottle and plan to leave your kiddo behind :D -Muck shoes, muck pants, and muck tees. Your kid will find a way to get dirty! -Push the gate open upon arrival. There are signs that make you think there's a trick to it, but no. Just come on in! Check in in the building to your left. -Encourage kiddo to climb the ladder. I don't know what's up there, but independence wins at this place! -Sign and read the waiver beforehand but plan on a quick orientation. -Bring cardboard to donate!

My granddaughter and grandson always have a great time there. They always plenty to do there and…read morethe staff is always friendly and encouraging to the children.

We've had a difficult time communicating with this gym. Multiple calls during business hours go…read moreunanswered and no updates provided about wait-list status.

As a parent of a child on the autism spectrum, I want to share our experience at Planet Gymnastics…read moreso other families are aware. Before enrolling my child in their Ninja class, I called ahead and was completely transparent that my child is autistic. I specifically asked if that would be an issue and if he would be welcome in the class. I was reassured that he absolutely would be. We attended a trial class and my child had a great time. Like many beginners trying something new, he needed help learning the technical movements, but he listened, followed directions, and tried hard. After the class, I spoke directly with the instructor and asked very clearly if my child would be a good fit before enrolling. I was told yes -- that he listened well and simply needed help with some of the technical skills. Then before the next class, I received a phone call from Planet Gymnastics saying they wanted my child to complete another "trial" specifically because he is autistic to make sure he was a good fit. This was surprising and upsetting since we had already discussed his diagnosis and he had already been approved for the class. We still attended the next class. There were only three students in the class, and like many beginners, my child needed the instructor to demonstrate the movements and guide him through them. He participated appropriately and tried his best. After the class, the instructor told me he had "misspoken" the week before and that my child required too much attention. I was then told my child might be a "safety concern," even though he demonstrated no unsafe behavior during either class. The only alternative they offered was a class for children with disabilities at 3:00 PM -- the exact time my child gets out of school, making it impossible for him to attend. What was most concerning was how quickly my child was singled out because of his autism after I had already been open about it from the very beginning. Instead of evaluating him as a beginner learning a new activity, it felt like assumptions were made based on his diagnosis. My child followed directions, tried hard, and simply needed help learning the skills -- which is exactly what instructors are there to teach. Children with autism deserve the same opportunities to participate in community activities alongside their peers. Families should not be told their child is welcome, encouraged to enroll, and then later treated differently because of a diagnosis that was disclosed from the start. I hope Planet Gymnastics reflects on how this situation was handled and works toward better understanding and inclusion for neurodivergent children and their families.

This place has done wonders for our son. They're on it with…read morethe kids. They have taught him potty training, his name, numbers, letters, shapes, etc. We would recommend them

Crap is an understatement. I had 2 year old girl, 4 year old boy and a 6 year old boy here. First…read moreproblem was the way my 2 year olds teacher would communicate. I dont know if that woman had a learning disability or if she just didnt like my kid but calling me multiple times when Im at work to tell me "your daughters not listening and trying to run outside can you come pick her up?" No I cant, I work so you people can get paid, do these teachers not know how to redirect a 2 YEAR OLD and keep them from running out the door? Its pretty simple, ive been doing it for years and im not even trained with kids. After that incident they told me she couldnt come back for 3 days. The day we brought her back she bit someone and they immediately kicked her out. Every preschool and daycare ive talked to since then told me they were wrong for doing that and shouldve handled it differently. I only wanted to bring my child here because she was familiar with a teacher from another daycare that recently started working there. 2nd problem, my children stopped going there in october of 2022 and this daycare was sending attendance forms to child action for november and december. My children were not going there at that time. So they were trying to get extra money from the county for my children that no longer attended that daycare. Idk if this was a racial thing or what but whatever it was, was a mistake because ive lived in Rancho my whole life, I know alot of people out here and I will always tell anyone with kids not to waste their time with this place. My kids go to kindercare now and they love it. So much different and they dont do illegal stuff! Its great! Beware genius kids and the people who work there.

I've met so many parents who raved about their kids loving My Gym. The reviews on Yelp also sold me…read moreto purchase the membership. I will admit our first class I was still skeptical and a little upset thinking this isn't for her. Could have been because I signed her up for an age range that met her age (2 years) all the way up to 9 years, Mighty Mixers. Gymsters class might've been a more suitable one to start her off with first. It's been 2 months since we've been attending classes and my daughter absolutely LOVES coming here. It's great social interaction for my toddler and it's amazing to see how much more strength and skills she's obtained in a short amount of time. I appreciate the ability to easily switch up your class time, mark absent, and schedule make ups all online. The staff we've encountered so far are all fantastic! They really hone in to each child's personality and skills while still maintaining a way to be fun. And they're so approachable, especially to the shy kiddos. My daughter actually shouts "YAY" when I say we've arrived to My Gym. Talk about having an impact! Can't wait to see where we are with her skills in another few months.

From start to finish, we had such a great experience here! We first started with a trial class for…read moremy daughter, and she loved it so much that we decided to book her 4th birthday party here -- and I'm so glad we did! We just wrapped up the party, and I can honestly say the customer service has been amazing from beginning to end. The owner, Robin, and another staff member (I believe her name was Sunny) hosted the party, and they were both incredibly patient, accommodating, easygoing, and brought such great energy and vibes to the entire experience. What I really appreciated was that it wasn't just "free play." They organized a variety of activities that kept kids of all ages engaged and having fun. Our birthday girl turned 4, and we had guests ranging from ages 1 to 12 -- plus the adults even had fun too! Overall, we were beyond impressed and so happy we chose to celebrate here. Huge thank you to Robin and Sunny for making my daughter's birthday so special. You both did an amazing job! Highly recommend!

My niece really enjoys Set Gymnastics…read more I started bringing her here a few months ago, and it's quickly become something she looks forward to each week. The coaches are patient and encouraging, and the space feels safe and welcoming. She especially likes trying the balance beam and aerial silks, and I can see her growing more confident each class. Plenty of parking a little hard to find but nice and quiet area

Can't speak to the quality of the instruction cause I couldn't even get a a return call or email…read more We recently relocated to the area and I was looking for a good gymnastics spot for our daughter. I called multiple times, left a voicemail requesting info regarding classes and fees, wrote an email requesting information - all disregarded and ignored. Their website has no information regarding classes or fees. They must be happy with their current client base, cause they don't seem to need to respond to inquiring potential members. This leads me to believe their overall customer service must be crap, so it's probably better to learn this before giving them my money.

Where do I begin! Ms. Art is a phenomenal director! I'm so glad she is there to run the facility…read more She's very personable and always willing to go the extra mile. I truly feel she goes above and beyond building relationships with the families. So grateful for her. My son is coming up on 2 years old and has been attending Childtime on and off since before he was one. He LOVES Ms LaRonda as well! Theres so many caring teachers at this facility. I would definitely recommend.

My son has been enrolled at Childtime of Sacramento since 2023 and I cannot imagine having him…read moreelsewhere! Ms. Art and Ms. Dianne, the Director & Assistant Director, know every parent and child enrolled and make sure to greet them by name as soon as they walk through the building and see them. And Ms. Asii is always greeting us good morning at drop offs! These interactions always feel warm and welcoming. The school itself feels safe with a passcode needed to enter and livestream cameras in every classroom. The communication throughout the day is very convenient. You get info updated on the SproutAbout app like diaper changes, feedings, activities, and naps! Since enrolling my son, the teachers and staff have shown so much kindness to him. They have all built great rapport with him and he enjoys spending time there. Every lead/support teacher he has had has made such a great impact on him. He has learned so much from being kind to others with gentle hands in the infant class to learning colors and planting seeds to grow in the twos class! We are looking forward to more that's coming as he continues to grow here. I would recommend this childcare option 100%!

We recently hosted my son's 5th birthday party at Peek-A-Boo Factory in Rancho Cordova and it ended…read moreup being the best birthday party spot we've been to! The first thing I noticed walking in was how clean everything was. For an indoor play space, that really stood out. The layout is well thought out and there's a lot to keep kids entertained. The play structure is huge and even big enough for adults to climb in with the kids. The ninja course was a big hit and the Mario themed wall had kids lining up to try it. There are arcade games, small rides, and a separate toddler area that I really appreciated. The toddler section even has interactive screens where little ones can play games and draw, which kept the younger kids happy and busy. The staff were all fantastic. Everyone we interacted with were friendly, attentive, and very organized. Hosting a kid's birthday party can feel overwhelming, but they helped everything run smoothly so we could actually relax and enjoy the day. They even handled the small details I forgot like filing the goodie bags and blowing up balloons. The party room was spacious and nicely set up, and the overall experience felt soo easy and well coordinated. HUGE thank you to the team at Peek-A-Boo Factory for helping make the celebration so fun. We'll definitely be back for open play!

Was excited about this spot for my 2 and 4 year olds, but I'm not coming back. Kids come in and the…read morefirst thing they see is the EXPENSIVE arcade games before they even get to see the play structures to get excited about. So I got to start the adventure with saying "no" cuz I just spent $40 for their entrance fees, then another $6 for THEIR grip socks even though we came wearing our own grip socks. Now I'm the bad guy cuz my kids see flashy expensive arcade games and want to play. The arcade games are so short and so expensive for the time you get to play, and no prizes to win, just money down the drain with the stupid pre paid cards that you don't know how much is left on it. The play structure has a super unsafe feature at the front, the Mario challenge wall, I saw multiple kids probably 8 year olds climb ABOVE the Mario structure where it's a full story high and they would be seriously hurt if they fell. My last complaint is that the staff did not keep a close enough eye on the gate to make sure kids don't escape. I saw the gate just hang open as the staff chatted with each other and not watching to keep it closed. On a positive note, the play structure itself is very large and a lot of exploring opportunities for toddlers and kids,lots of slides. Structures tall enough that parents can follow a two year old almost anywhere in the structure. The place has potential to be better and safer, but I'm sticking to Enchanted for my kids, it's safer for toddlers.

As a 2nd grade teacher turned stay-at-home mom, I had very specific desires for my daughter's…read morepreschool experience and Mini Makers has been the perfect fit! My daughter has been going for 4 months now and absolutely loves it. With my daughter being born during COVID, I really worried about her social skills & attachment to me. The transition to school part-time went better than expected and I've really seen her social skills & imaginary play grow. The reason I specifically picked this program is their combination of play-based learning & academics. I've seen my daughters understanding of letters and numbers grow while creating an overall love of learning. And more importantly I've seen a huge development in her social skills with other kids. Overall, we are so happy to have found a preschool that's the perfect fit for us & at a reasonable price point.

My older child is in the preschool, my younger child attends the childcare, and I co-work within…read morethe space. It is lovely to have our whole family in one building to cut down on commuting time. Having everyone in one spot simplifies our day and gives us the opportunity to join in on certain preschool class activities like the visit from the firetruck during Community Helpers Week. The Maker's Place feels like a second home - minus the clean up. I am able to focus on work while still having all of the comfort and amenities of being in a home like set up. My kids are here, but I don't have to clean up after them. It is a fantastic combination of spaces that fit our whole family. All of the teachers and staff have been very nice and courteous. They are genuinely engaged with our kids, helping them to become good humans. It is definitely more than a daycare, it is a school and a place of growth and community.