Love, love, love the Camp Active summer camp at Alamo Gymnastics! This is probably the most…read moreorganized and informative camp I've ever enrolled my kids in. My 9yo daughter went for 2 full weeks (8:00-4:00) and my 5yo son did 2 of their half-days (8:30-1:30). Both kids had a blast this summer! The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and easy to work with. My daughter takes gymnastics classes here, so this camp is just another great service that they offer. Rates are on par with other camps. Electronic devices are prohibited during this active camp, which I think is a great policy! Kids do not need to be plugged in everyday. I like how the kids are grouped by age and each week has a different theme (sports, space exploration, safari, etc.). They do a theme-related craft each day, which is cute. We get a kick out of them, even though some are geared toward a much younger age than my 9yo daughter - we just giggle at those and I tell her how cute she is. She rolls her eyes - it's a lot of fun. They get free play in the little gym from 8:00-8:45 before they break into their age groups. They take a couple of snack breaks (dry snacks provided) and a lunch (parent provides). They go back and forth between the big and little gyms throughout the day, and around pick-up time (4PM), they're usually watching a movie. Sign-in at drop-off and ID check and sign-out at pick-up. You can register week-by-week online. You can uncheck days during the week if you know you won't be sending them every day and only pay for the days they will attend. This worked great when we had a dental appointment scheduled during one of the days, so I only paid for 4 days that week. They have a flexible refund policy too. You can pay an extra $10/day if you need extended care from 4-6 PM. The coach will send you an email the week before camp to introduce themselves and provide camp-specific info. This is a great touch and really helpful for parents to stay informed of procedures and expectations. One tip for them: update your information form that parents fill out to remove the info about swimming, since it's no longer offered during the camp. Other than that, keep doing what you're doing!

We have taking our daughter here for a year and we have really enjoyed it! She is progressing so…read morewell! We are also so happy to see such strong girls AND boys programs! Definitely recommend!

We just celebrated my daughter's 4th birthday yesterday at The Little Gym!. We have been taking…read moreweekly classes at The Little Gym for the last year and it is so fun. My daughter is a bit clingy and the staff works with her and is so patient to encourage her to be more independent. Her party was SO much fun. Makanna and Zoe themed the activities for the party which made it so special. They set everything up and cleaned up- everything was perfect from beginning to end. My daughter had the best time and felt so special! I've been hosting kid birthday parties for 13 years and no venue has beaten the little gym!

A friend of mine enrolled her daughter at this gym and raved about it. I took my daughter for a…read moretrial session and we absolutely loved it. From the moment we walked in, the ambiance was very welcoming and Maria was so kind and helpful. She was the instructor for my daughter's class/age group and I decided to enroll my daughter for a whole month of classes. The class is a mix of some gymnastics/tumbling and singing +other activities. The gym itself is clean and they have a seating area for family members can sit and view, since only parents are allowed inside the class/gym area. The additional room is also a playroom for kids and parents while waiting for class or after class playtime. Highly recommend this gym. Reasonably priced and there's plenty of free parking.

Since the only review on the camp is a negative one, I'll add one. True, there is nowhere on the…read morepaypal site to put your child's name or the dates you'll be attending, but you fill out your kid's name and the days attending on the registration form. When you show up on first day to check in, you've either paid or not. It's not that difficult. Second, they do check for parents before they release your kid. I've been bringing my kid here for years and they still will not release her until they have seen me. One time I was sitting in the car, right outside the glass exit door, and I had to physically get out of the car before they would release my kid. Yes, they are a little iffy on the shirts, but really? Overall, this is an EXCELLENT organization. The people who work here are world renowned and still love their jobs. You have international players past and present offering ANY kid experience with the ball. A lot of these bball leagues in SA are stuck up and will limit the type of player they take. Not SFS. This is a safe place where you can bring your kids, despite their skill level, to gain a love ( or not) of the game. Give DJ a try. Your kid will love it here!

Provides an incredible service. Coach pays particular attention to detail and his clients, and that…read moremakes each experience special. Session over session i can see a very tangible difference and confidence in my kid that is a direct result of the coaching. Coach makes things very digestible for someone to understand and meets them where they are. I would absolutely recommend his services to anyone looking to learn or polish their skills.

My son is taking classes here and he loves it. We started with a summer camp on YouTube production…read more He learned the basics of video production, editing, and sound recording. They took an idea from script to production by the end of the week. The camp was very reasonably priced. Now he is participating in weekly tech club on Saturdays to get ready for a semester long series on YouTube production. The facility is brand new and well equipped with the latest technology. It's a great place for kids who have an interest in STEM and coding.

From the owner: iCode Stone Oak offers STEAM programs for kids ages 4-18 that equip students with the skills and…read moreknowledge to compete in tomorrow's technology-driven environment. With our hands-on STEAM education students will gain comprehensive technical foundation as well as skills in logical thinking, creativity, computational thinking and teamwork which are vital for today's world. At iCode Stone Oak, we help Empower Future Innovators with coding, computer science, robotics and engineering skills.

This place is great. Ron, the owner, is super friendly and will help you find whatever it is you…read moreare looking for. The rest of the staff are just as wonderful. They helped me find some harder-to-find bricks for a MOC. I've sold some sets here and got a better price than the other places you can sell to. They have lots of awesome sets displayed. Great experience all-around.

The first time I met Ron he told me a story about putting his face between his mother's extremely…read morelarge breasts as an 18-year old man when he said goodbye to her at an airport on his way to Japan. I should have taken my child out of the camp at that very moment. Then even though I did not consent, he used my child's photos on two different media platforms on two different days with multiple pictures. The employee told me they never check consent forms. Ron only apologized when I made him, and after he sent me veiled threatening texts when I said I would get a lawyer if needed. He also texted my personal cell phone after I moved our communications to email. My son, who attends school and has attended multiple summer camps as a star student, reported being picked on all week and did not want to go. Finally, he had a huge outburst on the last day of camp when bullied (I was told it was the other student's first day, as if that was an excuse). I was asked to pick him up less than an hour after dropping him off. Even though I was told throughout the week by three different employees that everything was going fine with my son in class (when I reported he was being picked on). Suddenly, after I told Ron I would get a lawyer re. the illegal posting of my son's image, Ron told me that my son's behavior had been unacceptable all week and that he would show videos of my child to CPS if needed (not sure what that has to do with Ron's posting of my son's photos and clearly written as a veiled threat, but I would have liked him to do so they could see my child being picked all week on in his care). He also told me he would give me a partial refund if I signed a release of claims against him and his employees. I wonder why he has them on-hand? I am only not suing him because it is not worth my time or money but I'll happily post if he tries to deny it. Send your child to this camp at your own risk and moms, stay away from him, I've never had a camp-owner talk to me about putting his face in his mom's breasts before and can't understand why a man would say that to a new female customer.

My son has been a member of the Taekwondo class for three years now. All instructors are very…read moreattentive and know how to work with kids. They also take it seriously and do not let kids run around and goof off.

It is excellent school for kid. the best teachers and the Master Hsu best of the best.read more

Our daughter started @ Kiddie Academy a few weeks ago and they have been great! The staff is very…read morefriendly and they take wonderful care of our daughter. Being a first time mom I was of course apprehensive about leaving my baby for the first time but Kiddie Academy has been absolutely great and I feel very comfortable with her in their care. The teachers take lots of pictures/videos for me throughout the day and you just get a vibe that they treat the kids like "their own." The facility is brand new and the rooms are very spacious. I especially like how they have the cribs separated from the play area in the "baby" rooms. I saw lots of daycares where everything was in one big room and there was no separation of sleep area and play area..that has to make it hard for the babies to get good naps. There is a splash pad and play area outside as well which I bet the older kids love. Tuition is comparable to what you would pay at other curriculum based daycares in San Antonio.

My 3-year-old attended this daycare for almost 3 months and in this time his behavior took a turn…read morefor the worst. First, we were excited about the engagement we had hoped my son would have, he came home with worksheets to practice writing and tracing, we loved that but unfortunately the screen time allowed in this facility is excessive and was creating issues with his sleep habits and ultimately his behavior at home was becoming challenging we believe to be due to the excessive screen time. During the tour we were told the screen in the room was for educational videos and for music to be played for the children to dance to and sing along with. The daily report provided that my son was watching Jack Hartman for teaching American sign language, but the exposure to screen time far exceeded this. My son was coming home stating he had watched cartoons like Cocomelon, chu chu tv, etc. During Halloween my son started to fear jack o lanterns from something they showed the kids, he was even shown the Michael Jackson thriller video which the teacher claims was an "accident" ... after talking to the teacher to figure out what had happened, it became clear that they are just letting YouTube play the next videos without supervising what is being shown. We met with the Asst Director Ms Ashley and the Owner, Dr. Koshi (spelling?) and unfortunately our concerns fell on deaf ears. I wanted to know what the process was for picking these videos that are not educational and why parents aren't being told what their kids are watching and why their daily report is providing false information on what my child is being exposed to. We even reported that on several occasions when picking up our son as the teachers were bringing the kids in from outside that the teachers were asking the kids what they wanted to watch, and kids were asking for spiderman and frozen etc. On several occasions the screen was moved to a corner so that the parents couldn't see what was being shown. During thanksgiving they showed the movie the Wild robot without letting parents know this was going to be shown, the film is rated PG. They also showed them how the Grinch stole Christmas the Jim Carrey film which is also PG. I was never consulted or made aware about what my son would be watching or had watched. The use of the screens and the way the administration handled our concerns is very shady, for the price you pay for childcare and with their claims to be an educational facility to prepare children for school I do not trust that they are a good option for families that care about the quality of care and learning.

LOVE. THIS. CAMP. We have been pretty bummed in the past that we couldn't find an affordable…read morebasketball skills camp for our young son that's on the north side of San Antonio. We didn't want a league, but rather something where he could build confidence and skills with kids his age. We've done Shooting for Success before, but it was unorganized, communication was terrible, the camp coordinator never made an appearance, AC went out at the gym, and my son didn't seem to grow at all that week. While watching the 12 PM news, we saw the Antonio Daniels Basketball Camp with The Daniels Family Foundation. We immediately registered. This camp is 5 full-days and held at the Cornerstone Christian School's campus off of NW Military & 1604. Perfect for those living on the north side of town and exactly what we were looking for! Antonio Daniels dedicates himself to participating in the camp and connecting with the children THE ENTIRE TIME, which is mind-blowing!! This camp is on-point, y'all! Communication with parents and overall organization of the camp was phenomenal. Their website and Facebook page are current and packed with info. Expectations for parents, campers, and staff was clear from the point of registration and throughout the camp. Camp is M-F from 9AM - 3PM. Lunch is included in the camp's $185 fee, and it's decent food from area restaurant sponsors. Our son also got a camp t-shirt, brought his basketball in to be autographed, received a picture of Antonio to go along with it, and got a photo taken with Antonio too ($15 extra). Campers were grades 1-12, and broken into age/skill appropriate groups. The Cornerstone campus looks like a college campus, so there's plenty of parking and gyms to spread out in. We never saw kids sitting down and doing nothing or playing electronics, like what had happened a lot in another camp we attended (mentioned above). Concession was open for purchasing snacks & drinks during the camp, and was operated by AD's parents-in-law. Facilities are very nice. Antonio did a great job of giving the kids a "word of the day" and motivational message each day, as well as interacting with the kids. We loved watching the last day's All Star games too. AD has done a great job of surrounding himself with very supportive & competent staff members, as well as including his family in this endeavor. The coaching staff is wonderful and my son said he was going to miss Coach Sam most of all! Coach Sam is skilled in basketball, was great with the kids and a great communicator with the parents. The entire coaching staff is very skilled and great with the kids. Our son was sad for the camp to end, but we can't wait until next summer (19th year), when they'll hopefully offer several weeks of camp. Keep up the great work!

I have two country home kiddos and they both absolutely love getting up in the morning to go see…read moretheir favorite teachers and staff. Country home is a great place for them to learn and play.

What an outstanding preschool/learning Center! My child started in the infant program and has…read moreofficially aged out and is going to middle school. The teachers he had were each so wonderful in their own way. He loved being in afterschool and walking around the campus and everyone knowing who he was. The field trips they went on were always so exciting. They have a beautiful little water park area that the older kids get to go to a few times out of the week and various other fun activities planned for the kids. The director and management team In the office are some of the sweetest most caring people. This is definitely a child care facility that knows exactly what they are doing. Love love love!

We have LOVED our time at LSP. Ms. Yairelis, Ms. Terri, Ms. Ryanna, and all the other staff have…read moretreated our little girl SO well for the last 8 months that she has been in the infant room. She has learned so much throughout her time with them and we are so sad that she will be moving up to a new class soon. I know that she will get the same love in her next class, but wow what big shoes there will be to fill! We are so happy with our decision of sending our little one to LSP!

So my wife and I stopped in without an appointment which the manager and staff were very polite and…read moreaccommodating to give us a tour. The place itself was very cute and it seemed very fun for children. They had a pretty cool facility with a nice playground area and the classrooms looked fun and clean. The programs they had seemed really good and it was surprising to me that they even had daycare for infants. The pricing also seemed fair which they had several options. The only thing that was displeasing was some of the staffs appearances was off. I understand not everyone can dress the part but there was staff that looked like they just rolled out of bed, one guy in a classroom who was the obvious teacher/staff was sitting there rolling and twiddling his hair with the children just looking for his attention. I also noticed a lady who instructed the dance portion of the day had grabbed a little girl by her arm and displayed somewhat of aggression and frustration. Look I get it it's hard watching kids and many at that but it just didn't sit right with me. I don't doubt this place is great I was just turned off and couldn't see myself being secure in dropping my 1 year old here.