My child does swim lessons here and I can't say enough good things about their aquatics program…read more They recently enclosed their pool so lessons can go year round. The Aquatic Director is amazing and very committed both to ensuring the safety of the kids during lessons and also on ensuring they gain important swim skills. The cost is totally reasonable for the value provided. I encourage other parents to try Leaps and Bounds for their swim lesson needs.

We finally tried it here and LOVE it. Everyone was so friendly and the classes are amazing. I'm so…read morehappy my boys can now participate in Ninja classes and tumbling locally. Their prices are also so affordable. They have so many activities including cheer and other sports. They also do parents night out monthly. All the staff was wearing masks and they do temp checks at the door. Support local business and try it out!

We attended a birthday party on Saturday and it was a wonderful experience! The place is nice and…read moreneat. The entertainment for kids (and adults) is fun. The owner makes everyone feel special and welcome. This is such a cute place for young kids!

What a cool place for young ones! The location isn't the best... tucked away behind Ichiban with a…read morecrowded parking lot that badly needs repaving, but once you're inside, your kids will have fun and burn off a lot of energy! We had our sons second birthday party here and the really loved it. It was about 1.5 hours long in total, about an hour of playing and then 30 minutes of pizza/cake. During the hour of playtime, there was a combination of free play and organized activities. There was a large open play gym full of fun activities like a balance bean, uneven bars, pull up/hang bar, and a huge gym mat where kids were running around playing with balls or doing cartwheels/somersaults. The organized activities involved dancing/music, parachute circle, group pictures, and signing happy birthday. Most kids were 1-3 with just a few 4 YOs and all enjoyed in their own way. No shoes were allowed in the gym area and children under 3 had to be accompanied by an adult. All parents had to sign a waiver before their kids could start playing. Many guests did this the night before the party but some did it upon arrival. We were able to drop off decorations a few hours before the party and the staff essentially set everything up before we arrived, which was very stress free. They also did all of the cleanup, we just had to pack our belongings to bring home. Great place overall and while the location is not ideal, it's not bad enough to deduct a star.

I took the 4 week beginners class and it was such an amazing experience. I learned so much and had…read moreso much fun while doing it. Cole was my instructor, and not only was he an amazing and talented teacher, he is a pleasure to be around! All of the staff are lovely and show so much care in what they do. I would give 10 stars if I could!

We had a GREAT date night. We did a throwing class which was byob. The group was fun and the…read moreinstructor was too. I would go back and recommend to others as well. They offer different t types of classes and packages.

Perhaps too early to review since we've only been there once, but so far it's been great! My almost…read more5 y/o daughter said she wants to go there everyday ;) It's nothing fancy, just a huge open gym space with lots of fun equipment in the back. My daughter is doing dance camp, and here are the reasons I love this place so far: 1) The owners and dance teachers are very approachable and seem to love what they do. 2) You can sign up for one day a week, and you pay each time you bring your child - just $40 per day or a discount if you buy more at a time. This is really the best part because with summertime comes lots of vacationing, and I know I can't commit to every Monday this summer and really don't want to have to keep her there for an entire week. It's so stress-free not having a contract or having to pay up front :) 3) The structure of the day: 2 hours total of gym time, arts and craft time, lunch time (bring your own), movie/cool down time, another structured sport-type activity...all in an 8 hour day! Oh and my daughter is certain her ballet and tap days are over ;) She already came home today on her first day showing us all her new moves...she never once did that in dance class. Can you tell this mommy is excited?!

Their mommy and me class was fun. I wish there were more…read moreboys in that class but it's all girls. Although online, they have the first class being a trial, the mommy and me class is $10 a class even for the first class.

This is a great elementary school. The teachers are very enthusiastic and genuinely care about the…read morechildren. It goes from kindergarten to fifth grade. Lots of parent participation on field trips and school functions. They have a fantastic meeting program and AR points system.

It's been a year since I enrolled our then 2 & 3 yr old girls in swim class with my coworker's 2 yr…read moreold child. My coworker's child cried the entire class, every class. She has always had some separation anxiety and even when we would go to the zoo together she was the type of baby that would cry if someone looked at her. So be prepared that your kid might cry. Hype them up. Smile and wave. Make a special hand sign or tell them to blow you kisses if they get nervous. Mine both cried the first day because it was new, and then my 3 yr old cried for a couple more classes, but just until she got in the water and remembered it was a fun experience. Due to the emergence of the delta variant, I pulled the girls from swim class at the end of the summer session. They then asked to go back to swim class for a whole year. This year I decided to start over, putting all three of our kids in the beginner class now that I have a 2, 3, and 4 yr old with minimal water experience. I paid the $100 priority registration so I could secure a morning slot on a day that typically works with my job schedule. There is also an individual registration fee that was not included in the priority registration. I chose to make the drive to this particular location knowing I would be able to watch them myself from the huge glass windows. I am very wary of places that don't want you to see what they are doing with your child, or that don't consider more eyes on the water safer for the kids. This year there has been no crying. They are siblings, so they are comfortable together and even my 2 year old is happy to leave me for the pool. They are all together in the same class because we don't have access to water and I considered covid the larger risk to our family this past two and a half years. I believe most of the swim instructors are college students. They are kind and patient. I have watched kids screech-wail in their faces and they talk to them a little and then help them in the water. They don't punish or yell, but they tell them what's going to happen and then they do it gently. I wish it were possible to see the number of spots open for a make up class, but one of the staff is helping me keep an eye out for a make up class with extra spots as she is able to visualize that on her end. Private classes mean it is one on one with an instructor, not that you have the pool to yourself. If you want the pool to yourself I'd suggest you request the first available class of the day on a weekday, and tell them it's your preference. The weekend are busy. We have had to make up two classes this session and they have gone very well. We will likely stay until I am confident my kids are strong swimmers.

My daughter loves it here. This will be our third session and she still is just as excited to keep…read moregoing every week as she was the day she started.

My daughter is 3 and in the adaptive aquatics program and FLOURISHING. She used to be terrified of…read morewater, hated baths, wouldn't step foot in a pool or even a splash pad. Not even a sprinkler! We've done 6 sessions and she can already jump in the pool, climb out, go under water, swim to her instructor, and float on her back! We are so thankful for this program, Ms. Sarah, and her instructor, Mr. Tyler N! Water safety is critical for autistic children and I am extremely grateful that the adaptive aquatics program is giving that gift to not only her, but our family!

I love this place! Excellent school. Nice and clean. My daughter swam on this team for a few years…read more It used to be owned by Dr. Ripple a pediatric dentist here in town. It might still be both of my girls are long out of high school. (And go to a regular dentist.). I highly recommend Crawfish Aquatics.They also do birthdays! From the pics that I've seen they look fun. Again, my girls have outgrown this (Sadly) lol. After reading this review I realize that I can ramble. Did I mention that their coaches are great?

If you want your kids to thrive then you came to the right place!…read more Along with the Karate that my kids LOVE, they have a life skills course that goes along with it. Teaches them to take initiative and do things they should be doing around the house like chores, extra things to help out, etc. the owners are super friendly & very helpful, I feel as if they care about my kids & want the best for them. Super happy about choosing to enroll them! Prices are very reasonable & well worth it!

The staff are incredible and so patient with the kids! I love the self disciple they teach…read morealongside the martial arts and they the students must earn their white belt through the self discipline. Cannot recommend enough!