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lil-bambina
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Danielle
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Gymboree vs. The Little Gym
My twins are approaching 5 months & my husband & I were thinking of taking them to classes. Has anyone been to Gymboree and/or The Little Gym? If so, what age was your child when you started to go and what were your thoughts?
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Posted 1/4/13 9:51 PM  |
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wingsofsong
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Maureen
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Gymboree vs. The Little Gym
We went to TLG with our older son. We started when he was right around a year, maybe just over. We loved it! We had a great experience there!! Wewent to the Merrick one.
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| Posted 1/4/13 10:01 PM |
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phoenix913
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Re: Gymboree vs. The Little Gym
We did trial classes at both when DS was 6 months and ended up at The Little Gym. I highly recommend doing the free trials as that will give you a better idea of what works best for your family.
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| Posted 1/4/13 10:08 PM |
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snowflake3
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Gymboree vs. The Little Gym
How much would you say each place costs? DS is almost 18 months old.
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| Posted 1/5/13 2:02 PM |
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ml110
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Re: Gymboree vs. The Little Gym
i live in NJ... but I take DS to The Little Gym. Hes 26 months and really, really likes it! its fun, and they try to teach them things in a low-pressure way ( they start and end with a "circle time", but they don't mind if your child would rather play around on the gym stuff during that time.)
every week is alittle bit different- sometimes they do a parachute activity, sometimes they do a blow-up "track" thing. They have different themes, like the past few weeks have been "colors", and next week starts "music".
DS is our only, and home with me for right now- so its good for him to be around other kids and learn to take turns on the activities, not to grab balls out of other kids hands, etc.
I haven't been to gymboree so can't compare it to that- but i've been happy. Most TLGs do a free trial class- so it can't hurt to call and set one up!
As far as cost- again, i'm in NJ... but i paid about $700 to go once a week from like early october through June. They charge you less if you join late in the "season".
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| Posted 1/5/13 2:25 PM |
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DREAMNASTICS
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Gymboree vs. The Little Gym
Come down and check out DREAMNASTICS. www.dreamnastics.com. We are located in Great Neck and we always offer a FREE trial class as well.
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| Posted 1/5/13 2:36 PM |
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nycgirl
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Re: Gymboree vs. The Little Gym
I went to both and picked Gymboree. I loved our two teachers so far! Both have done broadway and the singing is amazing. I had to wait to get into a class though!
My gym was less organized, less creative... Just didn't like it as much.
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| Posted 1/5/13 3:13 PM |
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