We absolutely LOVE The Little Gym of Winston-Salem! We…read moretried an intro class last week after seeing it advertised at Thruway Shopping Center and in that hour, my 4-year old fell in love! It is a safe place for children of all ages to learn, grow, and interact with others. They have a large glass wall where parents can watch their child without being in the way. They have cubbies for shoes and socks. It's recommended that they bring a water bottle because they do have water breaks, but no fear if you don't. They have water fountains and a refill station for water bottles. They have a party room in the back, and a play area up front for siblings or kiddos early for their class. I was amazed at the bathrooms...they are so clean and have a stool provided. They also have a potty training seat that you can flip down if you are taking your kiddo and don't need the full open adult seat. They even had a station with feminine products for females who may need something in a pinch. They've truly thought of it all! I'll upload pictures once I can cover/blur the children's faces in them for their privacy. Sign up for an intro class! You'll be hooked!

Our boys love their time at La Petite in Kernersville. We have 2 enrolled and have been part of the…read morefamily for almost 4 years now. Ms. Tiffany, Ms. Patricia, and all the teachers do a great job. I can trust that my kids are taken care of, cared for, and are learning daily. Definitely recommend.

Everyone here is great! They are kind and patient with my boys and myself! I don't trust a lot of…read morepeople with my children but I am definitely at ease when I drop them off here.

We were in the area and found this place. We were the first ones there on a Sunday morning. You can…read morepurchase socks there. The kid socks had the sticky grip, but the adult socks were regular socks, so I was mad I didn't bring my own because that was a waste. They're super thin and small. For us being the first ones there, it wasn't as clean as I thought it should be. But there is a ton to do for kids, so the kids had an amazing time. Some of the toys upstairs don't work, so that was frustrating. The employee was very friendly.

We had so much fun. Tons of things for the little ones to try out. There was an upstairs with video…read moregames and dolls and Melissa and Doug toys. There was a mini kitchen area. Downstairs there a ball pit and a swing area. Also a "soft play" room, a dark room with lights and a "3D" room where the songs are projected into the wall. If we're back in the area, we'll definitely return

My son has been at Childtime since he was 15 months old, 3+ years later he's still there attending…read morePre-K. The staff is incredibly helpful and polite and I trust that they have my child's best interest in mind. They are a very active school and they keep the children engaged throughout the day. Their playground is wonderfully maintained with great toys, equipment and an expansive yard. The classrooms are clean and well organized. Sometimes pictures are taken of the kids completing their projects so that we parents can see them in action. Parents are kept in the loop with calendars and daily progress reports that detail the activities of the each day. We moved to NC 3 years ago and had to find child care very quickly. Since my son had never been in a daycare before I was very concerned. I watched him to see his reaction to each daycare and Childtime was the only one that he was immediately drawn to.

My granddaughter was there for one day and will not ever go back! She is 7 weeks old and the staff…read moreonly held her to give her a bottle or change her diaper then it was right back to an empty crib staring up at a ceiling ALL DAY LONG. She cries when something is wrong and once you fix it she's a very happy baby but instead of picking her up to see if she had wet her diaper before 2 hours was up they would pat her and leave her in that crib. Then an hour before she was picked up they ran out of milk but didn't call to tell mom or dad they just let her cry! Dad arrived to pick her up and when he asked why they let her cry in the crib like that they said they were trying to let her self soothe. Babies at 7 weeks cannot self-soothe! It is not appropriate until 3-4 months at the earliest. Obviously the staff are not educated on caring for an infant!!! Imagine what it would do to an infant to lie in one spot and see nothing but a white ceiling for 8 hours a day except for the few minutes it takes to change it's diaper or get a bottle. With no stimulation the babies brain would be under developed at a crucial most important time of its life! Not only that it cost 290.00 for that one day of torture! I'm LIVID!

"My granddaughter loves attending The Children's Courtyard! The teachers are caring, patient, and…read moretruly invested in the children's growth and development. The center is always welcoming, clean, and full of positive energy. It brings me so much joy to see how excited she is to go to school each day. We are very grateful for the wonderful care and education she receives." -- Proud Grandparent

The teachers and staff at Children's Courtyard provide a welcoming, nurturing, and stimulating…read moreenvironment that my daughter looks forward to experiencing every morning. It is evident that the teachers care deeply about each and every child from the fun activities that they plan to the consistent cleanliness of the facilities. They also provide parents with additional peace-of-mind through photos, videos and other updates throughout the day. I would recommend Children's Courtyard above all others in Kernersville.

Greensboro seems to do well with places to let children explore and run off some energy. I've been…read morewith the grands to the Science Center many times, and today was my first visit with them to the Greensboro Children's Museum. They have carefully and creatively designed areas for the children to explore. I was impressed that some of them are designed for the 5-year-old + crowd to create things to make them work, such as a movable pipe system to create paths for balls to go through. There were so many hands-on activities for the kids. A grocery store, pizza parlor, Postal Service, and Medical Center, are all designed to let the kids pretend to their heart's content. Kids seemed to love the transportation area, will full-size police car, fire truck, mail truck, EMS, and my personal favorite - the NASCAR race cars. The final area we visited (my son-in-law knew to make it the last thing) was the waterworks play area. Very clever water activities for all the kids and wisely placed dryers to dry wet hands (maybe some shirts as well!) Since it was December and chilly we didn't explore the huge outdoor activity area. Very nice museum for the kids!

A Greensboro Classic, Fun for Kids and Adults Alike!…read more I've attended a few of the adult-only events (On-Tap, 90s Night) and a couple of standard visits to the Miriam P. Brenner Children's Museum, and they are always such a treat! It's so much fun to explore the exhibits without kids around and enjoy the playful, creative atmosphere. The museum was the first children's museum in the Triad and still features some of its original exhibits -- including the iconic big red chair, which is a total photo favorite! During regular hours, the museum is perfect for kids ages 0-12, with hands-on learning and interactive play spaces that spark curiosity and imagination. But my personal favorite -- the Neptune Climber XXL -- is definitely for all ages! It's an amazing structure that brings out everyone's inner child. I mean it is 2 stories high. The staff is friendly, the events are well-organized, and the museum continues to be a special part of Greensboro. Whether you're bringing little ones or attending an adult night, this place never fails to bring smiles and good memories.

I've been going to the Kernersville YMCA for a few years now, and what truly keeps me coming back…read moreis the people-both the instructors and the community they've built in their group fitness classes. I've taken everything from Pilates, yoga, cycling, tone, and Zumba, and you can genuinely tell that the instructors here are knowledgeable, intentional, and welcoming to all fitness levels. Huge shout-out to Karen, Kimberly, and Adrienne, who recently launched the new Yoga, Body & Balance routine. It was so well-structured, energizing, and thoughtfully led. Leonia, Viridiana, and Teresa also deserve major recognition for delivering consistently intense, motivating workouts that really push you (in the best way). What stands out most is the environment. These classes feel inclusive, encouraging, and community-driven. It's the kind of place where you don't feel judged but you feel supported. The connections I'm making in these classes are honestly a big reason I stay consistent. If you're looking for more than just a gym and something that feels like a community, the Kernersville Y truly delivers.

This place closes the pool anytime it rains. They claim thunder when there is none. The lifeguards…read moreare lazy and don't want to work. The front desk is clueless. I called before I came and they told me that the pool would open at 4:30. Then 4:45. Then 5:10. But they close the pool at 5:30 regardless. The family bathrooms where you can take your kids to change after swim lessons are closed. One has been closed for more than a month. I saw a man take his 2 little girls into the men's locker room because that was his only option. I talk to management and no one cares. And they make no effort to make it better. Don't spend your money here. Go somewhere that values your business

Hayes Taylor YMCA is good overall; however, during the line dancing classes it is HIGHLY…read moreAGGRAVATING to have to deal with the loud clank of the hand held fans that gained popularity when the song "Boots On The Ground" emerged. The YMCA is a place for everyone to enjoy a pleasant exercise atmosphere, not deal with distracting overly loud fans being rudely slammed out causing distraction and hurting people's ears. There is a time and place for everything and the family YMCA is not the place for hand held fans during line dance class.

I'm not a regular gym-goer, but in the past, I've typically chosen YMCA locations whenever I signed…read moreup for a gym membership. I recently visited the Hayes-Taylor Memorial YMCA, and overall, it was a positive experience. The front desk staff greeted me warmly when I arrived, which set a good tone right away. I also appreciated that the wipes for cleaning equipment were clearly labeled--it's a small detail, but helpful and hygienic. The bathrooms were clean, and there were plenty of machines available, which made it easy to move through my workout without waiting around. I went during the daytime, so the gym wasn't very busy. Like most gyms, your access to equipment will depend on the time of day you go--during peak hours, you might have to wait for certain machines.