My daughter attended this camp in the Bloomington location. Her counselor who checked her in and…read moreout was very immature and oddly didn't acknowledge me at all and only spoke to my daughter when I was standing right next to her, attempting to have a conversation. On Friday there is a parent tour hour that is hosted from 2-3. Due to work commitments I arrived at 2:30, most parents were walking children out and I couldn't find anyone who knew where my daughter was. She wasn't in the two places they said she would be. My recommendation is to send kids with a GPS watch if they are attending this camp. My daughter loved it despite not making any friends in this camp.

My sixth grader has been going to the Saturday Armory series and has come home with some of the…read moremost amazing creations. He speaks highly of the staff who he works with, and looks forward to it every Saturday.

Absolutely awful. Wasted way too much time and gas coming here. The water is cold but that's fine,…read moreyou'll get used to it. The showers aren't private, even in the family changing room. 25 cents for a lockable locker. The water is ice cold for the showers as well. That you can't get used to. Also was told I can't use my goggles because of issues with them? I'm 26 years old I think they'll work just fine for me, it's how I keep urine out of my eyes. If you're here for basketball or a workout I'm sure you love it. Don't come for the pool.

As a seasoned parks and recreation professional, I was thoroughly impressed by the Monticello (MN)…read moreCommunity Center during my recent visit. - taking pictures for friends who are moving to Monticello. As a versatile hub for recreation, fitness, and community gatherings, it offers a wide range of activities and facilities for all ages. Its 60,000 square foot space is truly impressive, especially considering the center serves a city of only 15,000 residents. Additionally, the city's parks along the Mississippi River provide a picturesque backdrop for outdoor activities and relaxation.

hi, my name is Miley. I like to sign up my daughter Miley first special gym match it's one on one…read morethat she has has ADHD autism epilepsy. She's late for that the delay and all that so please message me back she's 17 years old .

The staff is amazing! They truly care about making sure your kid has a great time, learns new…read moreskills, and feels confident. Legacy Gymnastics has been such a welcoming and positive environment for our family!

*Our Overall Experience*…read more Though Tutor Time was not our first option, it ultimately became a good option for our son. Like any childcare center, it had its ups and downs during our time there. I'd like to walk through some of the experiences as neutrally as possible and hope others will find this review helpful. *Leadership You Can Feel Good About* Stacey Baker is a great and committed director. She truly cares about the children, the programs, and the families. I appreciated how personable and understanding she is, while still maintaining a strong commitment to safety and quality care. She does the best she can with the resources available to her and often steps in where needed. *Teachers Make the Difference* One of the strengths of Tutor Time is its few truly great teachers. When my son first started, he struggled with his initial teacher. At first, I assumed this was simply due to adjusting to a new environment, but we noticed that his behavioral challenges were specific to that classroom and did not occur with other teachers. Once he was moved to a different class, his experience and behavior improved dramatically--it was truly night and day. I hope Tutor Time considers having more teachers trained or mentored by their strongest educators. *How Our Child Was Supported and Engaged* For the most part, our son had a great time. I especially appreciated how his teachers embraced his love of drums and music, incorporating it into activities rather than labeling him as disruptive. He was able to develop new skills and broaden his food palate--it was wonderful seeing him enjoy foods beyond cereal. *Staffing Consistency (or Lack Thereof)* One consistent challenge during our time there was low staffing and high staff turnover. This sometimes caused confusion and disrupted teacher assignments and daily activities. As mentioned earlier, Stacey did her best under the circumstances, often filling in herself when needed. *Peer Behavior and Classroom Dynamics* Another concern we experienced involved our son picking up disruptive behaviors from older children. This was difficult to undo/ "correct" at home, as his behavior became more aggressive for a period of time. Eventually, the center addressed this by separating age groups more effectively, which we appreciated. *Billing, Payments, and Communication* We also encountered challenges with the payment system. The app and payment platforms are not well integrated, as they operate through separate systems. We experienced multiple issues with autopay and found it difficult to track an accurate balance. At one point, we were sent to collections for a payment we believed had already been made. Our statements did not clearly reflect a missed payment, and despite the issue allegedly occurring in March, we continued to make payments through June without any indication of a problem or interruption in services, which conflicted with stated policy. *Would We Choose Tutor Time Again?* Overall, every place has its ups and downs, many of which are situational. Despite the challenges we experienced, our son enjoyed the better moments there, and so did we. Tutor Time has strong potential, and I hope they receive the necessary resources to fully realize it. We look forward to returning when we can. Thank you so much, everyone, for taking good care of my son and for your care and support!

I am so ecstatic to see my 2 kiddos eat more, take naps, learn, play, interact with others, love…read morethe Sprout About App so much! It is a safe atmosphere and the director, Stacey Baker is amazing at her job. I wish can have her high energy, contagious positive attitude, kindness and patience she has. Love the staff too, my sons love going there! Thank you so much everyone for taking good care of my VP and TC! I/we appreciate and you ALL!

Our first experience with gymnastics, so I can't say whether it's value for the classes. It IS…read morehowever the best place to take our kids for gymnastics. They have such clean and bright spaces, families running around in the preK or big gym, and spots for parents and siblings to hang during class time. The instructors are the heart of this gym and why I recommend it. The coaches care about what they do, and Coach Chrissy and others do such a good job holding 2-4yr olds attention.

I have nothing but good things to say about North Shore Gymnastics Association. The quality of the…read morecoaches are superb! The staff is extremely friendly and always willing to help. The facility and equipment are far beyond other gyms in the metro area. There are two viewing areas and a separate preschool room. My two children look forward to going to gymnastics to learn new skills in a safe and fun environment where they can hang out with friends.

Came here for my daughter's 1st birthday bear and every staff member made us feel welcomed and even…read morethe stuffing process was quite sweet. They explained all of our options and didn't make us feel rushed. There were so many more choices of "bears," clothes, accessories, and even scents! Pretty expensive but I'm guessing the extra cost is for the memorable experience the kids are getting but this is for sure only a special occasion kind of place.

Mine and my children's first experience with build-a-bear and I'm so thankful I chose the Roseville…read morelocation. I didn't even think about any other factor, other than distance, when selecting this location but I'm so thrilled the experience was so great. I didn't get the name of the person but it was the assistant manager who helped us and she was just the sweetest, most attentive person ever. It was nearly empty when we arrived but it got busy, quick. You wouldn't think it'd be so busy on a weeknight but she didn't make us feel rushed through the process and made each kid feel special. I'll tell you what though, building a bear is expensive so building one will definitely be a rare treat. When you're ready for this treat, you'll definitely want to choose this location.

We love the teachers here so much - so safe and clean and fun! The kids do so many cool things and…read morenot having to pack a lunch everyday is a godsend!

The staff at Gardner is phenomenal! They are so caring and attentive to all the needs of my little…read moreone.

We love these riding stables so much! at first we went to Slabat riding and they didn't treat their…read morehorses the best and we didn't really enjoy it there. But then we switched to Enchanted hollows stables and we love it so much there! We take weekly lessons and we do the summer camps! We have great bonds with there amazing well trained horses! We love it so much!