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Kidslife Child Development Center

3.2 (11 reviews)
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Slime Kitchen

Slime Kitchen

(31 reviews)

Slime Kitchen is a cool one and done experience for most, but maybe a staple activity for some…read more.. We visited the Slime Kitchen Reno with our two boys on a weekday. It wasn't busy and the two young girls working greeted us quickly and got us started on some slime making. The experience itself is really cool. It lasts quite awhile and there are tons of steps from texture to aroma to colors. Every step involves some level of decision making so if you have a really little one, like I do, it's definitely best to accompany them through the whole thing. A grade school aged kid could mostly do everything on their own. After choosing some texture, color, smells, and mixing, you can play with your slime for as long as you'd like. Then you can do your mix ins and package it up. The cost is the toughest thing to stomach about this place. It's $25 to make a slime, so for my two kids and taxes, it was nearly $60 to make something that will likely eventually have to be thrown away. The prices on the retail slimes that you could buy and make at home seemed much more reasonable- around $15. I loved this for my kids- but just this once. I think it would have to be a special occasion to come back and do it again. I could see myself picking up a retail slime for a gift. If you don't mind the $25 price tag, this could be a staple experience for you! Still 5 stars in my book.

Okay seriously cutest thing ever to do with your littles! The staff is so friendly, helpful and…read moremakes it fun for the kids! There are so many options to choose from and the kids have a blast creating their slime. We will definitely be back as my daughter had the best time doing this! It's a bit pricey but well worth the experience.

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Wonder & Unwind

(96 reviews)

South Reno

Reliably great place. I absolutely love the employees and the feel of the set up…read more You still have to watch your kid but once your kid gets cozy and comfortable then you'll be able to hide away in the parent area! Their hours hurt their business. It's the primary reason I don't subscribe or visit more. I end up going to kidsland more because of the hours. Weekends would be great to have or a set up with a local nanny service where a parent can coordinate a drop off with a nanny to watch the kids. Back up care benefits through bright horizons is great but I'd love to have somewhere to get the kids out of the house

I absolutely love this place and the whole idea behind it…read more My daughter and I went and had a wonderful experience. The owner was extremely kind and made us feel welcome. The set up is nice, they have a science room which was a major hit for my daughter it had a white board with magnets of animals and numbers a wind blowing machine that has little scarfs for them to put through it. It's dim so it's relaxing and not overstimulating. They have different blocks and magnetic things to put together. They have a quiet room with books and dinosaurs and puzzles. They have a room for the moms or the dad's to just hang out and relax. I did see your mom doing some work on her computer. They have an area for your kids to eat lunch or snacks they have a little bar with coffee energy drinks, snack, snacks for the adults and the children. They have a room that has a little treehouse with a slide and a swing for babies a little baby area. They have staff that assist your kids and keep an eye on them so if you want to relax, you can, the restrooms were very clean and equipped with many different things. The staff were extremely nice. I highly recommend if it's somewhere you've been thinking about going to go.

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Noa was an amazing and funny host, made it easy to be able to have fun and enjoy it. The activities…read morethemselves were great and creative. Would recommend as a date night! Plus you get bragging rights and a sticker of your choosing if you win!

I think the novelty of experiencing something unique significantly improves ratings for most as…read moreit's far different than an escape room that almost everyone has already been to one or more times. So after the first game or two, I was envisioning a strong 5-star review. But after everything was said and done, I would feel, being very objective and unbiased, a 5.0 star would be a bit too high. More like 4.5 rounded up. Full disclosure we had 3 people which is the worst number as then you can't have two teams. But I'm disregarding that we had to play against a virtual house opponent. They actually let us play some games more than once so it had its upside too. There are 5 games based on the senses. I won't go farther as to not ruin the surprise. 3 were really fun, 1 was pretty fun, and 1 was mediocre although younger kids would like it (the balls). A couple games were more difficult than expected but still fun. The main thing that brings it down to a 4.5 for me, is the value. At $31 a person, we were done in about 50 minutes, about an hour including the orientation. Not the published 75 minutes. We felt like we wanted at least one more game to feel like it was worth the money or something far better than the quick ball game. I can see they priced it roughly around escape room prices. If you've never done it, feel $31/person is fair for an hour of entertainment, and have a group of 4-8, it's probably 5 stars. But the value would go down next visit as the uniqueness of a new experience is part of the entertainment. For us we felt dropping almost $100 on this was a tad pricey for 3 people so 4.5 stars. $25/person, would be 5.0 -stars. Staff is great. Realizing that our session might have been fast because we only had 1 team despite replaying a couple games twice, assuming a large group gets more play time and considering the two-team competition aspect, I'm rounding to a weak 5 stars. But definitely a 4-star for repeat visits.

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