Princeton Playspace is such a fun indoor place for kids, especially when you need something to do…read moreon a rainy or cold day. There's a lot of room to climb, build, explore and play, so kids can easily stay entertained for a while and get out that energy in an enriching way. Find WonderWithLyss on Instagram and TikTok for more places to see, stay, and explore!

My granddaughter loves it it's clean and the children have a lot of fun! The staff is welcoming and…read morevery nice to everyone. So glad this place is so close to our home.

What a fun place! I went to my great nephew's first birthday party there, and it was all fun for…read moreeveryone! Convenient location and the staff were awesome! Very patient and very helpful! Check them out!

Took my K-2 autistic support class and had the best time. Kelly was so helpful, prices were…read morereasonable, and the kids had a blast. I could cry watching some of my friends who typically have a hard time being social or finding motivation to play, explore, and move. This is one of the most inclusive and fun spots to take children, especially those on the spectrum. Thank you for making our first trip meaningful. We will be back soon!

So far so good. My girls love it here. The staff is friendly & the gym is really nice. We were…read morewarmly welcomed here and had clear explanation of classes, class sizes and pricing. The pricing is comparable to other gymnastics around. This one in particular is our favorite out of 4 others we trialed. My girls are so happy here. We are excited to start our gymnastics journey.

Solid fun! Indoor trampoline park with arcade games. Our kids all had a blast and mostly played on…read morethe trampolines. I'd say that the arcade games are on the expensive side as most are 15 credits. It's also not clear which ones earn you tickets for prizes, so some of my kids were disappointed at the end and I had to buy tickets. Some of the equipment is showing some wear and tear (missing zip line on the ninja course, etc.) but the kids didn't mind. Staff were nice too. My only negative that did not impact my review but is important for the business is to take another look at your shelter in place protocols! We were visiting from out of town and it just so happened to be the morning of the active shooter in nearby Levittown. We had paid reservations already, but the team was only letting in birthday party guests. We were told to wait in our car. Since no one knew where the shooter was or the situation, this had both of our families extremely nervous as we waited in our cars in the wide open parking lot and scoured the internet for updates for over an hour until staff finally let us in when we asked again.

Very fairly priced. Our kids had an amazing time. A lot to do and the snacks were affordable unlike…read moreother places. Staff was super nice. Highly recommend.

Both my boys have been going to Karate Fit for over 10 years. They are soon testing for their Black…read morebelt. All the instructors are extremely kind, patient and great with kids. My boys not only gained much more confidence and self discipline, but have become a lot more stronger. I highly recommend this school!

We have two kids attending KarateFit now and both really enjoy the classes and are learning a lot…read more The instructors are great, and there are opportunities for the kids to take on leadership roles as they advance. Highly recommend.

I do not recommend Lightbridge Academy based on my experience with their Plainsboro location. My…read morechild, who has developmental delays and feeding-related medical needs, was enrolled here. Despite multiple conversations, written documentation, and coordination with her therapists--including Early Intervention providers visiting the school--the staff consistently failed to meet her basic safety needs. On her final day, I discovered she had been given water by a teacher who was unaware of her feeding plan. My child has documented swallowing difficulties and is not permitted to drink water at daycare. I received two completely different explanations from staff: one teacher (Ms. Subarna) claimed in writing that she had not been given water at all, while another (Ms. Corrine) told me she had. After I raised the concern, the Brightwheel log was altered to remove the mention of water. This wasn't just a mistake--it was a serious communication breakdown with conflicting accounts and document tampering. Before I even arrived to pick her up, I watched via the classroom camera as my child picked up another child's water bottle, put it in her mouth, then handed it back. No adult was present at the table. She could have choked or aspirated. No one informed me of this--I saw it myself. The administrators later admitted it happened and described it as "unacceptable" and promised to retrain staff. But that's not good enough when you're talking about a child's medical safety. This was not an isolated issue. On another occasion, I watched via the cameras as my child was left unsupervised at a table with another child who had a cracker. She took the cracker and put it in her mouth. At the time, she did not eat solids and this posed a clear choking hazard. No one notified me--it was something I discovered on my own. Incidents like this were repeated and avoidable, and reflect a serious failure of basic supervision protocols. Throughout our time there, we experienced: * Staff regularly failing to follow her feeding therapy plan * Teachers giving her bottles after purée against clear written instructions * Another child sleeping on her crib sheet, and her sleeping on another child's bedding * Ongoing lack of support despite her being diagnosed with global developmental delays * Frequent turnover of teachers, many of whom were unfamiliar with her accommodations * Repeated miscommunications, lack of consistency, and disregard for therapist recommendations Even more troubling, the head teacher of the infant classroom repeatedly told me my child was meeting her milestones--despite our child receiving Early Intervention services and having a formal diagnosis of global developmental delay. After I shared the findings of her speech-language pathologist, this teacher admitted they have "more information and training for toddlers not meeting milestones," and that they "don't have much training on infants with delays." That is unacceptable. That is their job. They are entrusted with the care and developmental monitoring of infants, and this admission reveals a lack of basic preparedness and staff training that puts children at risk. When I brought these concerns to the director, Ms. Krupa, I was told there are "tons of other great schools in Plainsboro." Rather than taking immediate responsibility, I was subtly encouraged to find a better fit. That's exactly what I did. This will be documented with the state. My child should not have had to be the reason they finally decided to 'do better.' If your child has special needs, medical concerns, or requires any accommodations--I urge you to look elsewhere. I hope no other child gets hurt before real changes are made.

If I could give this day care (Lightbridge Academy of Plainsboro)10 stars I would!! You know it is…read morean amazing place when the kids don't want to leave at pick up time. I love that they feel as though it is their second home. The staff is incredibly friendly and sweet. One thing I absolutely love is the live cameras. I am able to check in time to time to see how they are doing as well as check into the moment path app to see the progress throughout the day. Its amazing to see how they bring smiles to all the kids as soon as they enter the daycare. Can't forget the time when my baby was crying and the infant teacher just held her for 1 second and she stopped crying. Just knowing that there are caring arms at this center!!

I just signed my kid up for summer classes and the front desk was very helpful and accommodating…read more We scheduled makeup classes right away for our upcoming trips. My LO is thriving and lives Little Gym! She practices at home and looks forwarded class all week! Thanks!

My energetic 5 y/o son loves everything about his classes at The Little Gym of Aberdeen. As a mom,…read moreI absolutely agree! Owner Shannon was so helpful and patient when we were choosing what class would best benefit Benjamin (new to gymnastics), as well as explaining class costs and scheduling. The Little Gym is always spotless; I frequently see staff cleaning in between class times. The gym has a restroom, a water station, some gym attire for sale, and seating for those watching their little gymnasts in class. The Little Gym has an enormous viewing window (an entire wall), and the gym maintains a comfortable air temperature. Ben has trained with four coaches since we began class. His larger class (up to 18 students at times) maintains a safe ratio of instructors to students every week. Coaches Megan, Eva, Jeremiah, and Lindsay are a dream team. Organized, professional, safety-conscious, and caring, they are teaching my son so much. Not only is he learning a foundation for gymnastics, he is demonstrating better discipline and confidence in and out of the gym. Best of all, he has so much FUN every class! Ben has already decided that he'd like to celebrate his birthday this year at The Little Gym. We've attended parties there before, and they're always a great time. My family HIGHLY RECOMMENDS The Little Gym of Aberdeen!

Wonderful Summer Camp for kids with special needs! Unfortunately, there are not many options in…read morethe area for kiddos who need a little extra one-on-one help. So when we found ISPT 2 years we were very excited to have a fun option outside of ESY. I appreciate they have half day options so you can pair it with summer school.