Best rock climbing gym ever outdoor bouldering ever Isaiah deserves a raise same with Wilson and…read moreOlivia!!! Highly recommend!

I decided to stop by this climbing gym while traveling from Chicago to St. Louis because of the…read morepositive reviews here on Yelp. When I read that I would be able to climb inside a silo, that really got me excited. However, when I finally got there, my initial excitement quickly diminished. First of all, I didn't like the idea of being charged for taking a belay test. Also, the locker room/bathroom was rather small for changing. Although the outdoor bouldering space sounded appealing, you are required to either bring your own crash pad or rent one from the gym. The route markers were also quite small. If you think you would enjoy top-roping inside a silo, then you will be quite satisfied with this place.

The hour open gym was a fun retreat for the grandchildren. Just realized they may have this…read moreperiodically. We will be back.

I grew up here playing popcorn on the trampoline. Highly recommend the youth classes for kids just…read moreto get them exposed to flexibility and endurance at a young age. Small, few staff, not much equipment, but still worth it. Not a venue to which you would take a hard-core gymnast, but good family fun.

Our family has been riding at Breezy Bluff for over 10 years. The owners and instructors emphasize…read morethe safety of horse and riders. Horses are well cared for and live long lives. Learning to groom and saddle your horse is an important part of the riding experience. Riders progress at a pace appropriate for each individual but are encouraged to expand their skills. The owners are accommodating regarding schedule needs when those needs are politely communicated well ahead of time.

Short version: Some very nice horses, a good instructor named Cherri, okay for beginners, but…read morethere are definitely better options with better facilities and more well-cared for horses. Long version: My first impression of Breezy Bluff was very negative. Horses all wear halters 24/7 in outdoor pastures standing in a few inches of their own muck and mud. That was in January. I saw a horse with an open abrasion from the halter rubbing it's nose and many with bald patches. The mule (sweetest thing in the world, by the way) had an open cyst just above the back of her front hoof. I brought these to the attention of the people there. One response was that it was good it was open to drain....well maybe, but not in the dirty conditions it was living in at the time. Apparently the surgery to remove it was too expensive or too inconvenient for them. I honestly should have just left and gone elsewhere at that point. My questions about not having any stalls or shelters for the horses was met with the explanation that Betty prefers her animals to live out their lives as the natural herd animals they were created to be. That sounds good, except that natural herd animals roam over many miles/acres of land...not in a fenced area where most of their time is spent standing in manure. Another client took her granddaughter out to another stable due in part to the place being a "dump" in her words. I wouldn't necessarily go that far, but it is obviously just too much for the owners to maintain very well. It did get cleaned up a little and looks much better now that nicer weather came. I did go to 12 lessons and two days of horse camp...my daughter and I did not once see any hooves picked. I was taught it was basic horse care to regularly clean hooves, yet apparently not here. The ironic part is that the Bible verse about a righteous man caring for his animals is her signature line. :-/ Enough of the care (or lack thereof) of horses...on to the lessons. On two occasions they "forgot" that I had already made payments for my services, then found them. The lessons always start late and spend more time letting the kids struggle to groom and tack the horses without any formal teaching on this aspect than they spend riding. One response to this was, if they want to ride more, they should tack faster....what??? They don't even know how yet.... In the lessons we took there were several times that communication was lost between the "instructors" and different people were covering for these miscommunications. The first 10 lessons were only my oldest. I decided to let two of my younger children try. The first of their lessons I showed up and the first three people I talked to didn't even know they were coming, then one young instructor said she had gotten an email that they were scheduled. The instructor had a back problem, so they were covering for her that day. The next week I showed up and was told their lesson would be an hour later...there was a horse camp that day, so I assumed it was to allow for that event. All my emails showed my lesson at the agreed upon time. The next week I showed up for our lesson and was told they had been moved an hour later...I was never informed of this time, and frankly it didn't work with our schedule, so I said I would not be back and expected a refund for the lessons I wasn't taking. It was the company's error, so I feel I should have been refunded the full amounts...however, I was informed that I could not be refunded since I didn't cancel 48 hours in advance, and that since they didn't complete another set of 10 lessons, the cost was higher. I did get a "refund" for about 1/5 of the amount it should have been had they been honest and shown integrity. I never cancelled a lesson, they changed without communication. I would say there were three good, well organized classes out of the 14 we took. There is more I could say, but this should suffice. All in all, this business is not a well-oiled machine and your money is better spent (and safer) elsewhere.

This is a wonderful school that teaches children in warm and loving environment. The small class…read moresize and multi-age approach provided the perfect environment for our family to transition from homeschooling to public school. Parent involvement what makes this school into more of an extended family than a school. Highly recommended.

My daughter (3) is doing so well at Mulberry! The class sizes are small, so she receives a lot of…read moreindividualized attention. The kids are taught to cook, bake, they have music and Spanish class, and they are encouraged to participate in a lot of outdoor creative play. In two days she learned through song the days of the week and the months. The teachers do a wonderful job of paying close attention to your child so if they appear sick or get a rash, it doesn't go unnoticed. The teachers love their students and pour themselves into their kiddos. If you're looking for a part time or full time preschool, Mulberry is highly recommended!

We used Scribbles for daycare from 12 weeks to age 4 for our two daughters. It had the most outdoor…read morespace of any local facility and is great about field trips. Now we do after-school care for our Kindergartener and she loves it. They do crafts, snacks, and playtime. Our kids have always been safe, well cared for, and have had tons of fun at Scribbles. Teachers like Miss Bailey, Miss Emma, and Mr Joe feel like family.

I have absolutely loved our experience with Scribbles! My daughter started after she turned two and…read morehad been with a family member prior. Miss Erica and her team did an amazing job helping my kiddo acclimate to the new environment and routine. She went from only taking contact naps to being able to sleep independently in class, which had been my biggest concern. She then moved to the young pre-k class with Miss Consuela and here is where she really flourished. Miss Consuela and Miss Taniya worked with her a lot and by the time she moved to pre-school, she knew her alphabet, could spell her name, knew all her numbers, shapes and colors. Now that she's in Pre-School with Mr. Joe & Miss Jocelyn she has continued to grow and shine! She's learning more socialization skills and they continue to make sure she's challenged in multiple ways. Completely separate of how invested and dedicated all of her teachers have been to her learning, everyone on staff has been so completely caring, kind and supportive. Everyone from the administration to the teacher's aides obviously genuinely committed to the kids that attend Scribbles. And as a parent, it is such a weight off knowing that when I go to work each day, one thing I don't need to worry about is my daughter. I know she's cared for and loved while she's at Scribbles. Along with taking amazing care of my child, the staff at Scribbles has always been fantastic about working with me. Whether it be questions or concerns or looking for advice, no matter what I've approached them with, I am always given time and patience. Neither my daughter nor myself have ever been treated like just another child or parent. Before starting at Scribbles, we looked at multiple centers. One of the reasons I chose Scribbles was because their teacher to child ratio, especially in the younger classes, was 2-3 kids less than other centers we considered. In regard to cost, they are right in line with other places in town, and in my opinion, offer the highest level of learning and care. If you want the peace of mind of knowing that when they can't be with you, your child will be taken care of and loved, Scribbles is the place to take them!

Hi my name is Julie and I would not in any circumstance bring your children to this location. My…read moreexperience with LPA was so bad that no one should be treated how they treated my daughter. I am so glad they have live stream cameras in the classrooms; my child was being repeatedly hit by her peers, and the substitute teacher told me that there was nothing she could do about that. This same substitute would yank my daughter by one arm and exclude her from any activates. I was also told by the director louise to stop calling and checking on my child. The substitute teacher is very incompetent and has no knowledge on how to care for children. The substitute also wanted to fight me with my daughter in my arms and the director saw this and nothing was done. LPA is understaffed and has unqualified people there, the fact that teachers are wanting to fight parents and that is who they are having watch our children is ridiculous.

I received a call saying they could take all four of my grandchildren. Set a walk thru up. 1 hour…read morebefore my walk through, I received a call to say they could only take the 2 year old. In this day and age, with our computer systems, there should be no confusions, if there are opening or not!! My 3 older boys were so disappointed. I had them all excited about out school trip, just to have this academy call and tell us we were totally misled!.