Wow, what a great place! Went yesterday to see my Granddaughter perform. The staff was amazing!…read moreThey were polite, accommodating and super friendly. Seemed to me that all of the kids felt accomplished and were recognized for their accomplishments. Over all great experience for me as a guest and wonderful environment for my granddaughter to learn the sport.

We had my daughter's birthday at USATwisterz. They did an absolutely amazing job from start to…read morefinish. They were communicative with any questions I had running up the party - and did a wonderful job at the party. Their team was super helpful, friendly and did a great job with the kids. The kids had so much fun. I would definitely recommend in the future.

I have a neurodivergent 5 year old who thrives on structure and gets nervous around new things and…read moreloud noises. Needless to say, we weren't sure if he was going to be able to handle camp, let alone Steve & Kate's. Turns out he had a fantastic summer. It's easy to pinpoint the reason too: Janelle, the camp director, and her incredible staff. We really weren't expecting any accommodations, but/and Jenelle and all the counselors quickly realized what my son needed, put some changes in place for him, and connected with him in an amazing way. My son was so happy and he learned that he can fun with less structure, be safe with new people, and make new friends. I'm gushing, I know, but this summer was super-special and I couldn't let it go unnoted.

In 3 weeks at the camp, a child called my child "brown", another child threw pizza at her after she…read moredefended herself from his verbal attacks, another child grabbed her by the wrist. Thank God my child has a strong sense of self and knows how to verbally and physically defend herself. With that being said, this is not how I want her to spend her summer. Summer camp should be a place where a child relaxes, and not where she develops defensive techniques from verbal and physical attacks. Stay AWAY!!! To the parents of these bullies, DO BETTER. These types of behavior are learned and fostered at home. Update: I met with the Director and Associate Director of the program and they informed me that 2/3 kids that were involved in the incidences were expelled. The last child was 4 year olds and not fully aware of what he was doing. I was happy that the administration did not dismiss what was going on and acted swiftly.

Toxic work environment.They hire and fire tons of stuff. Owner is greedy and pretends to be caring…read moreabout kids, in reality it's the opposite. They give kids toys to play with for the photo op, send pictures of happy kids to parents, then immediately they take away toys, kids start crying, doesn't matter, they give the same toy to the next kid for photo op. Parents think their kids are happy, in reality they are crying after toys taken away from them.

Good afternoon! As a parent involved in this school system for months before departing, The…read morequality,service and values of this day care are very questionable. I am extremely disappointed with the experience at Kiddie Academy (West Caldwell) The facility might look decent at first glance, but don't be fooled. The OWNERS and head of the facility clearly lack the morals and values essential for a nurturing and safe environment for children.

Amazing customer service... we had so much fun. Mrs H and her assistant were professional,…read morefriendly, kind, and fun. The customer service was impeccable helping with setup, and ensuring everyone was enjoying themselves. The process of painting and the patience the assistant had with us. I highly recommend and definitely will be using them again. Mrs. H ensured my event was memorable.

I 100% recommended this art studio! The instructions were given clearly. It's just a comforting…read morefriendly environment. I paint a wine glass and it was very simple to do when following the instructions. Don't need to be a professional to paint here!

I love when my daughter's soccer team has practice here . The indoor fields inter the bubble are…read morelarge, well lit, and there are lots of comfortable seating available for parents, With the option of sitting on bleachers, or at a chair under a table. There are several vending machines with snacks and drinks at good prices, including (thank God!) Bottled Starbucks Frappuccinos. There is a window with menus next to it and a "Moe's" sign above it .(as in, the quick service Mex-American restaurant .) But I have not ever seen the window open. Let it be known, It would make my day to eat moes during practice. Even without Tex-Mex fast food, this is a wonderful facility. I almost don't mind that I have to drive 35 minutes twice a week to get here.

From the owner: Our Summer Soccer Camps are designed to create a fun, friendly, and engaging atmosphere to help…read moredevelop each individual players skills and enjoyment for soccer through a series of skill drills and re-enforcement fun games.

A welcoming, family friendly, affordable and safe space for children in Essex County for over 50…read moreyears. Field trips, swimming, lunch included. Ages 5-10.

Great double decker golf range. The facilities are well kept and the owners are quite courteousread more

The spacing between bays seems more generous than other driving ranges. I also like the guardrails…read morealong the aisle, which allow for enough space for your standing bags and camera to check your swings, without encroaching to the circulation path. The restrooms and vending machines are well maintained. It is great to get early bird specials regardless of weekdays and weekends. The putting and chip shots practice areas are good additions as well. My only wish, compared with other County- or Privately-operated driving ranges, is more grass at the field. It is mostly covered with sands which seems like hitting balls over to the huge bunkers or desert. It is not a deal breaker though. Will be my favorite driving range.

My daughter is attending a CSI agent training event through her GRO program. There were 4 stations…read moreto learn about fingerprints, blood, DNA and look at microorganisms under a microscope. Each station is run by a staff member, who explains the concept clearly and in a language appropriate for the age group. The kids assume the role of a secret agent as they learn about the skills of an investigator. At the same time the moderator is providing clues for a mystery they need to solve. At the end, they all get training certificates. They seem to enjoy it.

My daughter loves this place! From the moment we walked in to sign her up for classes and when we…read moreleft and she broke into tears because she wanted to do science stuff right away... so we went back in and asked if we could drop in or do something. The teacher asked if we wanted to make slime, and he took the time to work with her and show her how to make slime. She was elated. Ever since then, the one constant in my child's ever changing desires is going to science class. She is GIDDY about science camp this summer. The teachers' are great. Miss Sarah has been my daughter's primary teacher and she's wonderful. I can't say enough good things about MLC.

We just had my daughter's 4th birthday party at Tumble Zone. The space was perfect. We had 18 kids…read moreand they had a blast. The girls working were so attentive and other parents were praising how great they were as well. They took over setting up and helped pack everything up. Karen was great and made everything seamless. Would absolutely recommend a party and look forward to checking out summer camps.

Tumble Zone is where my daughter fell in love with gymnastics. They have a process based approach…read morethat helps the youngest gymnasts hone their skills, feel good about themselves, build healthy peer relationships, and get a great exercise regimen into their schedule. Its also a fun, engaging, supportive, school that will help children grow into becoming a gymnast who wants to compete, have stronger balance, or just wants to filter their energy into the mats, bars, vaults, etc. I love Tumble Zone and am forever grateful for them giving my daughter the foundation and confidence she needs in achieving her goals as a gymnast and as a young girl. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PLACE! The teachers are supportive, kind, caring, and experts in the field.

My two daughters who went to Busy Bee from 3 months to 4 years STILL til this day talk about this…read moreDayCare. They are now 13 and 18. They absolutely loved coming here. They learned all necessary skills to enter kindergarten with ease, they enjoyed Mr. Roe's visits and still talk about Miss Michelle Miss Gayle and Miss Susan. My husband and I couldn't have chosen a better DayCare than Busy Bee!

A few months ago, I was a first-time mom terrified of where I was going to leave my daughter while…read moreI went back to work. I started by pricing stay at home nannies and soon realized that it would take a big chunk out of my paycheck so I decided to look at the local day cares. After several tours, I realized that there are mainly two types of day care: large state of the art (usually chain/franchise) schools with steril classrooms or tiny over crowded day cares with classrooms that looks a little like a ongoing garage sale. In the beginning, I was excited about the first type. They had shiny pamphlets going on about how you can watch your kid all day on their live video feed. Then I went for a tour and I was able to walk into the building because someone kicked the rug under the door and it wasn't latched. I then saw that most of the staff working there were college kids with a high turnover and later researched that day care video gets hacked. With the latter, I didn't see how an infant was going to get the attention needed with so many other kids. Not to mention, I learned what coxsackie was on one of these tours. Yikes! My last tour was the Busy Bee Academy. I actually almost canceled because I was so discouraged with all my tours, I was ready to foot the bill for a nanny. I'm so happy that I didn't cancel that day. I met with Susan one of the owners who gave me a tour of their very quaint facility off a quiet parking lot in Fairfield. She immediate started to tell me how Busy Bee is a family run business celebrating its 15th year. The lobby was super safe! No shared codes, the staff knows who you are and only lets approved pickups in the building. She then brought me down a small hallway with bright classrooms full of happy kids. The playground is built off the parking lot (like most day cares) but above it is a forest of trees which is neat for the kids. Susan actually stressed how Busy Bee focuses on education even with infants. I told her my little one was musical and she showed me foot pianos, xylophones, and explained how a gentleman comes in every so often to play instruments with the kids. Half the staff are experienced moms that have been with the academy for quite some time. Most the staff is referred word-of-mouth which I appreciated as well. It was an easy decision to enroll my little one right away. I have a flexible job so I was so happy that not only the daily hours but the days of the week too are month to month. Since joining the Busy Bee family, my little one has not only been happy at day care but I think she prefers it! Every milestone she comes home with a cute keepsake (seashell with a baby footprint! Too cute) and she has seriously advanced both cognitively and physically. I am so thankful to the staff at Busy Bee for making this transition so easy for the both of us!