We just signed my four year old up for tumbling tots. Wow! I was so impressed with coach Crystal!…read moreShe is amazing! I couldn't believe how well my daughter's first class went. We can't wait to go back! This place is awesome! If you live in Fulshear and are looking for a tumbling and cheer place, you should check it out!

We tried this place but in 8 classes my kid can't swim, he was basically taught to float, which…read morebeing a boy with no body fat is impossible. If you look at the curriculum,it would take over 10 classes which would amount to over $2500. I suggest the YMCA which has a 13 week course and your child will be able to swim safely by the end. I would not recommend this place at all.

My son and I enjoy HSC so much! My son has enjoyed each coach he's been assigned to. Already done…read morewith Guppy classes and about to take his first float test! We're all very excited!

We had been looking for an activity for our 8 month old for a while and we are so glad our…read moreneighbors recommended this place. We love Romp N' Roll! The facility is clean and has so many engaging activities. The teachers are wonderful. You can try your first class for $10. Admittedly at the l first class he was a little stand offish, taking it all in. We just did our second class yesterday and he was crawling away from me, playing with the teacher and really enjoying himself and then got home and took a two hour nap!

What an awesome indoor playground for my 3 year old daughter! We went here for an intro class and…read moreafter her seal of approval we decided to enroll for 8 classes a month. Since it's their first year anniversary they were offering $0 registration fee so that was a nice perk. They offer a variety of classes for different ages up to 5 years including art, gymnastics, music, dancing and open play time. We attended gymnastics today and when I saw my daughter dancing with her instructors and having the best time ever I was tearing up because this is exactly the type of place I have been looking for her to let all that energy out! Romp n' Roll is also SUPER CLEAN with hand sanitizer stations, which is a definite must for me. All the play equipment is soft for tumbles and falls and there's also a couple slides, monkey bars and teeter totter. Highly recommended for moms and dads looking for a fun spot for their toddlers to go to!

Michael W took me on as a talentless senior who just wanted to learn more about the guitar. His…read moreyears of teaching young children came in handy. His patience with me was infinite. He always made me feel as if I could master the material. Over my time with him we covered multiple musical styles, guitar construction and maintenance, guitarists both famous and obscure. I learned more about the topic than I had even hoped. The staff was always warm and accommodating. The time I spent with them was worthwhile.

Welcoming staff, great atmosphere. My child comes here for vocal lessons and it's worth very penny…read more Her instructor customized her lesson plan and works within her capability. Now my child has more confidence in her singing ability than before.There are makeup classes if your child has to miss a class. This place not only does vocal lessons but musical instruments as well. Parking is always available and the location is near La Centerra. Highly recommended!

Arrive early to secure parking, fields are not mapped out & lights are not working. Remember DO…read moreNOT leave valuables in your vehicle.

If I could put ZERO stars, I would. (I don't know why yelp says I'm from CA -- we are in Katy.)…read moreHere are the things we learned letting our kids (ages 5, 8, and 10) play in Katy American Little League this season: 1. Winning is the #1 priority at all costs (seriously, ALL costs) - little league is not about having fun and learning and working as a team, only winning 2. A "team" actually means just the 5 best kids doing everything all the time while the others sit on the bench or in right field feeling useless 3. It's ok for coaches to blatantly cheat to win games, for the kids to witness this, and then for the coaches to tell them their team plays with "integrity" 4. Instead of encouraging kids and helping them learn and grow confidence, it's ok to consistently tell them not to swing when they bat so they can get a walk instead of risking trying to get a hit 5. It's ok to blame losses on the kids who aren't the best kids on the team -- in front of the kids 6. When your team is short a player, it's ok to play kids who are the best from other teams in key positions instead of the kids on your own team that are not the best 7. During practices, it's ok to focus almost all of the attention on the 5 best kids and leave the others standing in the outfield learning nothing 8. It's ok for coaches to chew tobacco in front of the team of 8 year olds that look up to them as a role model and then spit it almost hitting the kids' feet 9. It's ok for coaches to not care at all how the above actions are affecting the children on their teams and to point blank say that 10. We will never put our kids through this again

My kid broke his arm during the Thanksgiving camp and NOBODY called me to let me know he was…read morehurting. NOBODY talked to me when I went to pick him up, not a single employee approached me to let me know what had happened, I had to get all the information from my 7 year old. I got there minutes before 12 (camp was 9-12) and my kid is sitting on the floor ALONE with teary eyes. Shouldn't there be a protocol for when these things happen???! I understand there's a risk on these activities, I understand I signed a waiver and this could've happened anywhere, but THE FACT THAT NOBODY SEEMED TO CARE and my son was there waiting for me WITH A BROKEN ARM!!!!! I called to talk to a manager, but they said one will call me back. Please do better and call a parent if a kid is in pain!

The highlight of my kids week. My two sons that are 7 and 4 who come out of their training sweating…read morebut smiling cannot get enough of the Ninja Challenge. My daughter loves it but has other commitments. I love that they are measured by skill level and are challenged to beat their own efforts. The facilities are wonderful, engaging and clean. The put a lot of effort to make the gym safe and enjoyable for the participants. They get a different workout combination every class. I've seen them be addressed as a group and at times individually trained one-on-one. Truly a top-notch staff and our kids love Coach Jaion! Sign up! Give it a chance! Your kid will love it!

My 8 and 5 yearold attended Camp Jam for the first time this year. It was five full days filled…read morewith music, art, crafts, and so many different activities. In music, they were introduced to a variety of instruments including violin, recorder, keyboard, and ukulele. I was amazed that in just a few short hours over several days, they were able to learn the basics and even perform on the violin on the final day. This experience inspired me to purchase two violins and plan for them to start lessons afterward. I truly appreciate Mr. Barry and all the teachers for their dedication and care. My kids are already looking forward to next year's camp!

My older son went to the camp in the past 3 summers, and he wants to go back next year as well! It…read moreis always enjoyable for the parents to watch all the performance on the last day, and discovered how much he had learnt. We bought a violin from the organizer this year, and he started his journey with a violin teacher after the camp! It is a good deal to find out if the kid is committed or not (and invest in a good one when the child needs a full-size). So far, he is not putting up a fight to practicing at home!

I have toured countless schools and have spent months of research and narrowed it down to The…read moreGoddard school and one other... The Goddard School was so patient and Alexis the director took the time to answer all my questions. I took my son to tour and she offered to let him come try it out... he spent 45 minutes in the class while I worked on paperwork - when we left he couldn't stop asking when he was going back. Today was our first full day and when I dropped my son off the teacher could see both of our anxiety and leaned down and asked for the secret handshake they had practiced a couple days before ... he did it and walked towards the other kids and started playing. I am so happy with our decision

My 3 year old has been coming to this school for about two months now and the changes I see in him…read moreare magnanimous. Prior to starting, I spoke with the administration and expressed concerned about how I have been unable to potty train him. They told me not to worry and that the Get Set room teachers will help us. Sure enough, Miss Jean and Miss Aixa have been successful in helping my son become potty trained. Additionally I am so happy to see that the curriculum is well implemented. Childcare academies we have been to before also had curriculums but little evidence of implementation. Wednesday's are music days and my son loves Mr. D, who comes to sing along nursery rhymes with the children and introduce them to music. Cleanliness and sanitation is a high priority for me and I am so happy to say that the school and the classrooms always look presentable. My LO has started taking a lot of interest in scientific experiments as well thanks to their recent science fair and the regular scientific experiments performed in classrooms with the children. I never thought my 3 year old would be interested in knowing magnets work, but his curiosity has now sparked, thanks to the Goddard Westridge Creek team.As a working mom I live for the updates on the Tadpoles app. The teachers are considerate enough to send ample pictures and videos throughout the day so the parents can get snippets into what their little ones are up to. At pick up and drop off the teachers are always available to speak to the parents and address any concerns. Overall, I am very happy with this school and yes there is a reason they call it a school and not a daycare. Kudos to Miss Banatwalla, the director and Miss Shibani and Mr Ashish Gupta, the owners for running this organization so smoothly!