My son Jackson has been a swimmer at Emler for a year and a half since he was 6 months old. He is…read moreso comfortable in the water and has learned so much from his wonderful teachers. Miss Hannah is his current teacher and she is so kind and patient with all the kids and Jackson loves getting to see her each week! We highly recommend Emler to everyone as water safety is so important!

We've taken both our boys to Emler at a young age and had fantastic experiences with both. The…read moreteachers are very attentive, managers take advice ti heart and act quickly, and the facility itself is well maintained. Make sure to check your email before heading over every time as they have infrequent closures due to all the infrastructure it takes to run a pool full of kids at this temperature for this long, but honestly I can't judge them for it all things considered. We've only really done water babies and aqua tots, but the older swim classes look very serious and the kids have all seemed like great swimmers!

My 7 years was able to swim before her second week was up . The instructors are really patient with…read morethe kiddos. The classes my daughter attended were on 30 mins per class for 4 days out the week . I didn't feel like that was enough time to learn anything but I was wrong . She is learning several different techniques within that 30 mins with no pressure applied . Instructor Lucas is her favorite so far . Check in is very easy as well. Best to go in the Webster location, if you have any questions ,because some things weren't offered online for some reason. A shirt and bag are given to carry your kiddos items in . Googles are given if needed.

Mr. Truman is my son teacher! He fixed everytime my son swim wrong!And he didnt look at the clock,…read moredidnt chat w other teacher, always focused on teaching! But the turnover for 4 student takes too long for 30 mins! School need to set up each group even! So every kids have time to learn instead of waitting and the lane too small for 4 kids stay ! My son kept hitting on the separate thing when he swims because there is no space for 4 kid on 1 lane

I really wanted to love this place. I have 3 kids I wanted to enroll in gymnastics here, but after…read moregoing to open gym, I am going to look elsewhere. Here were the problems: 1. $10 for an hour of play is pretty steep. It should be $10 for 1 1/2 or 2 hours. But then they made the kids stop playing and put their shoes on when there was still 5 minutes left to play. This was especially frustrating because the price is already pretty high. 2. They divided the kids up into a baby room and a kid room, and the rooms are completely separate. This made it unnecessarily difficult for those of us with a kid in each age group and limited my ability to interact with my kids in this space. When I asked if I my 3 year old could stay in the kid room if I was there I was no a very stern NO. 3. They kept telling the little kids they could only jump on the trampolines going one direction. Which would make sense if there were other kids waiting to use the equipment or it was a structured play time. But that wasn't the case, and the unhelpful and bossy employees were annoying. 4. My younger child kept falling on the trampoline and when I got on the trampoline to help him and show him how to bounce I was told I wasn't allowed on any of the equipment. So I wasn't allowed to help my child have a safe and enjoyable experience. It was frustrating. 5. My older child came to me at the end frustrated that the employees wouldn't help the kids use the equipment in the larger kid area and that the employees were really bossy. I wasn't in the big section, so I didn't see this first hand, but it was consistent with what I saw in the little kid section. We won't be going back.

My daughter loves her new gymnastics class and teacher. She is already learning new flips and comes…read morehome very happy! They lost a star for closing over Spring Break, which is exactly when my daughter needed her class to get out of the house. Also, they do birthday parties, but they don't have enough slots for demand. My daughter requested her bday party here and even though I called 3 weeks ahead of time, they didn't have any openings that weekend (the weekend after Spring Break was over). Bummer.

We have had my just turned 2yo in swim with SSIA for the past 8 weeks. He's progressed so well,…read morefrom not kicking at all to swimming and floating like a champ. Mrs Candace has a way of making it fun. It's hard work but she was very kind and patient, and my son actually started asking for swimming lessons and her on days we wouldn't be scheduled. My in-laws who have a pool keep him during the week. I confidently feel like if the worst happened and he was able to get outside and in the pool he would survive and that's worth every penny. It also seems like it's been a great way to boost intelligence through routine physical activity. Edited to say we after the initial course in April we did the maintenance lessons in October and in the following April the four week refresher and now as we are approaching summer my almost 3 year old is swimming from one side of the pool to the other multiple times. He asks to go to swim daily. We love South Shore Infant Aquatics and Mrs Candace!

From the owner: At South Shore Infant Aquatics, we teach infants and toddlers how to swim, float, and survive—so…read moreyou can rest easy knowing your child is safer around water. Our Infant Aquatics® program was created by a former ISR Master Instructor who wanted a better way. A faster way. A way that actually worked long-term without the fear-based teaching so many survival swim programs rely on. Our approach is different. We use age-appropriate, play-based lessons to teach life-saving skills in a way that kids actually enjoy. And we don’t just stop at survival—we show parents how to keep these skills sharp for years to come. Faster progress. Fewer lessons. Less time driving to classes. More confidence for your child—and peace of mind for you.

My son is currently enrolled in a class for 3 year olds and loves it. He works on his coordination…read moreand patience and listening skills. He absolutely loves the class and instructors. I was hesitant at first but seeing him in the class we will be back. I have also had a friend have a birthday party here and all of the kids loved the activities. Beyond 3 or 4 years old though I wouldn't recommend it here because the larger more complex items are off limits during birthday parties.

My kids loved going here for gymnastics, each week they added new tricks so you're kid wasn't doing…read morethe exact same thing each week. I would have to say the only downside to me is the sitting area is so small and crowded.

My granddaughters (5 and 3 years old) are thriving and making steady progress with Miss April's…read moreswim classes. Miss April is focused on safety. She is firm with her teaching technique and is very effective. Miss April has a big heart. It is obvious that she loves what she does and she loves and understands children. She keeps their attention and keeps them safe & on task. My granddaughters are confident in the water and look forward to their classes.

If you are looking for swim lessons for your children or grandchildren do NOT use aquaapril next to…read moreabove the bar gymnastics. She is very rude and screams at the kids and makes them cry. She has a very loud and scary voice. One time she didn't even show up for a lesson. When I called her to see where she was, she was not even in Texas! Very unprofessiona.

Was great until employee yelled at my kid in the entrance for running to catch back up to us after…read morehe held the door open for another family. I mean SCREAMed at my child enough for me to go back up and question was that necessary

The air smells nice here. It's Perry Air…read more Not owned by Katy Perry's family at all. But it's fun for young men to stay here, apparently. There were a lot of overt religious symbols on display at this YMCA, scriptures on the wall, crosses and figurines. More than I've seen at other locations. It was clean, humble, modest, quiet, it didn't have a lot of the equipment that the downtown location has, was a bit stuffy, but generally not too bad at all.