We did a Girl Scout trip here and it was a big hit! The girls got to ride and this was an award…read morefor them after an awesome cookie selling season! What a fun way for them to celebrate. The instructors were great and patient. Each girl got a good bit of riding time. And, got to learn how to brush and take care of the horses too. The location of this place is a little odd - you think you're driving through a cul de sac but lo and behold, this place shows up at the end. I'd recommend this to other scouts -- we got a fun patch out of it too!

We have been going to Windkist since June 1st of 2022. Our now eight year old daughter has advanced…read moreto her next level of riding lessons. Windkist held a St. Patrick's Day show recently. It was our daughters first show. It was very organized and everyone had a wonderful time. Due to the hard work and determination of the barn owner Tish and all of the instructors (Robin, Paula, Megan, Kat) each time we are there it is a wonderful experience. Our daughter took home three show ribbons. We couldn't be more pround to be a part of the Windkist family. We are very excited to have our daughter join the ZO Windkist riding team in two years. This staff works tremendously hard to maintain the health horses of their horses, clean stalls, water buckets, turn outs, indoor area. The overall barn is very clean and organized. Our daughter works with instructors Robin and Kat! They are extremely patient, wonderful teaching kids responsibility and proper barn etiquette. I could write so much more. If you have a child or an adult we highly recommend Windkist Farm.

Easily a half dozen members web surfing or answering their emails while parked on the workout…read moremachines....meanwhile staff drifts by as thought phones and offending members are invisible forcing you to have the negative encounter just to gain access to a machine and remind someone of the most basic gym etiquette. Same guy sitting on the same machine looking at the same dumb phone before and after my 30 min run today. It's ridiculous. Staff is disinterested, checked out, and barely there. Wake up Management!

There's a good reason their rating is so low…read more Recently canceled my membership due to my experience with the unfriendly people who play volleyball there and the negligent, incompetent staff putting money over doing the right thing. I literally showed Silvana, the awful, uncaring, unintelligent, clueless, checked-out waste of space of a program director screenshots of fellow volleyball players literally cyber-bullying me and she and her equally as scummy and dead-inside manager clearly didn't care and said their policy against cyber-bullying only applies to youth programs. Hopefully they'll get fired for being horrible at their jobs one day, but for now I highly recommend staying away from this hellhole.

I cannot say enough good things about this program! Jody and her amazing staff run the absolute…read moreBEST camp. My son enjoyed every minute he spent at ABC and my daughters are counting down the days until they join the ABC family this summer. Truly look no further for the best summer camp and children's theatre program! ABC creates the MOST positive environment and your kids will have the best time!!! Thank you Jody and ABC staff!!

From the owner: A Broadway Kids Company offers children from ages 3-18 an opportunity to expand their knowledge of…read moremusic, dance, and theater ranging from Broadway musicals to current songs of today. Children will sing, dance, act. We also offer etiquette classes, piano lessons, Girl Scout badge classes, monthly themed date night out and vacation days. We also offer private lessons in dance, acting, and singing.

I have proudly been able to call NGCC Andover my employment home for the past 20 years. It has…read morebeen and continues to be an amazing place to work, teach, and collaborate with fellow teachers. I have learned so much as an early child educator from the teacher mentors I have met along the way. As an employee I feel supported by management and my coworkers. I have had the joy and pleasure to be in the lives of some fantastic kids and families. Anyone looking to work in the early education field should consider a career at NGCC Andover.

My 3yr son has been at the Andover location for a little over a month and has had the best…read moreexperience. This transition was tough for him and myself as he had a horrible ending to his last daycare. I initially got a gut feeling when I toured which is why I chose it. I was overjoyed and pleasantly surprised with how consistently happy/friendly/caring the staff are day after day. I truly feel that my son is loved there everyday by all the teachers and management not just his primary teachers. And the management team appears flawless/kind and a pleasure to work with! I could go on but truly we LOVE it here that sums it up!

It's disappointing to see that nothing has changed at this Y in over a decade. The same rude and…read moreunprofessional behavior others documented 12+ years ago is still present particularly within membership services. My interaction with Laura was hostile and dismissive and appeared discriminatory. Call it what it looks like. Hatred doesn't elevate anyone; it exposes them. While this location seems stuck in petty, ugly behavior, the rest of us move forward choosing dignity and decency. I was contacted regarding an alleged outstanding balance, even though my bank records clearly show successful withdrawals for both my membership and my daughter's swim lessons. When I disputed this and provided documentation, both services were immediately canceled and a refund was refused. The issue was escalated to the Regional Business Manager, who acknowledged receipt of the documentation but continues to request additional bank statements in order to "investigate," further delaying what should be a simple refund. At this point, the issue is not missing information but unnecessary delays. I am still waiting for refunds for canceled services and expect this matter to be resolved promptly.

This Y is fine. I'm a member at another location, but dropped in. Pool is cooler than other…read morelocations I've been too, but bearable. Locker rooms are upgraded. Sadly, this location offers zero other amenities like whirlpool, sauna, or steam. I can't recall a Y that hasn't had at least one of these and it's a huge nope for me. With the remodel, I don't understand why they didn't leave the two very small changing rooms out and add a sauna. I'll stick to Andover or Woburn.

Instructors are great... and very patient. Every day we go thru change things up. Great place for…read morethe kids to get their energy out safely.

My kid asked for a ninja party so I booked a party package. The workers are nice but they are…read moreunderstaffed and overwhelmed by back to back parties. The party the I ordered and confirmed over the phone was not what I received. Nowhere for guests to place presents so my kids presents got mixed with other parties and vice versa. I'm happy to discuss this with owner if he or she wants more details.

Great place. We checked out few places before sending my 5 yr old daughter here…read more There are 5 students in her class with 2 instructors my fav part is they have a seating area for parents with big windows to watch the kids exercise

Once you get ur kid into the floor all is ok. But so disorganized in the front. Parents have no…read moreidea where to go for what class, standing around with no where to go and no information. Peeps behind desk are just talking amongst them selves and kid coaches are rambling amongst them selves as well pretty much ignoring the kids around them. Is there a sign in? No clue. Rules are must have masks on, it half the staff is not wearing a mask for covid... this is annoying. Also bay doors are to be open for circulation for covid but are usually closed. Again annoying. Common staff, let's get organized and keep this safe for our kids.

Kate, the owner of Tiny Footprints taught at my preschool in Cambridge (Orchard Street Preschool)…read morefor many years. She was hands down the best teacher we've ever had. She is a kind and gentle with a sensitivity towards children. She's innovative in her approach and comes up with wonderful art and circle ideas for the children. She makes sure there's a good mix of structure and unstructured time and always made sure all the children were well fed and clean. She will work hard to provide your child with love and support, and give your child the best care possible.

From the owner: We have daily schedules and goals. We do circle time, arts and crafts, writing, songs--and we love…read moreplaying outside. As a teacher, integrating education into our days is very important to me, so I'm always working in different learning opportunities. For example, we do science experiments (like getting caterpillars and watching them transform into butterflies!), and I like to incorporate different languages into our lessons and songs to celebrate other cultures. My favorite activity is actually doing puzzles with the children. It's fun, educational, practices hand-eye coordination, and is a great opportunity to be on their level and connect with them. Of course, circle time is also special, when I get to know each one of them personally. I think parents often have the idea that a high-quality child care program has to have a lot of fancy equipment. But the value of the program is really in the educators themselves. I am a professional teacher, and I draw on decades of experience when running my program. There's a lot that goes into teaching and child care that isn't always obvious at first glance, and it definitely isn't as simple as having the latest toys or technology.

I signed my son up for spring 2019. I learned about this group on signs in town. The cost was…read morecomparable to other youth sports. The man who runs it, Commisioner Sabet, is great with kids. He clearly enjoys football. Coaches were volunteers and seemed to like working with kids. Though these were positives, I won't be signing up again. The timing and organization of this sport did not work for my family. Most spring activities start in mid-April and end in late June, aligning with school. This didn't start until Mother's Day and was ran through the weekend after July 4th. Having football on Mother's Day, Father's Day, and a holiday weekend was not ideal. As the weeks went on it seemed less and less people came. Also, it was initially a Sunday from 4 pm - 5 pm activity, but there were times it was changed to 3 pm - 5 pm or cancelled due to weather or field availability (these were not made up). Further, when a tournament came up in late June, parents were asked to bring cash for registration if we wanted our kids to play. Those who didn't sign up lost a week of practice. And to top it off, not enough kids were interested in playing. The week before the tournament FREE spots were given out. Even then, it was never made clear if enough kids signed up so I didn't bring my son (who I paid for) since I had no confirmation that there were enough players. I do think the coaches and Commissioner Sabet care about kids and had passion about flag football. But the timing and organization were just issues that were too big for me. With multiple children in activities I found that this was not the best fit for us.

From the owner: Our Youth Football Program promotes Academic Success, Discipline, Confidence, Team work, Leadership…read moreand a Healthy Lifestyle!