As long as you aren't expecting an extensive playground like featured in other/older reviews of…read morethis site, i'm sure little kids would enjoy it

If you have a child around the ages of 0-5 then this tot lot is a place you will surely want to…read morecheck out. It is a fenced in playground abiut the size of one house lot. There are several little toys, toy kitchens, little cars, a baby swing and a big kid swing, and three slides. There are no restrooms nearby, but there is a garbage can, as well as benches and chairs for adults. I like that this playground has only one entrance, and everyone that comes has very young children. You will be able to see your child at all times because this park is so small - but that's part of the reason that i like it. There is nothing paved, and there aren't any bikes to ride, but it is shaded by a bug tree in the center of the park and there is also a picnic table. This is one of my favorite toddler parks in providence!

Myself and two other friends went out to get mani-pedis while our husbands took our babies to Play…read moreDate. After we were done, we headed towards Play Date to get our boys. The place is very cute and love how there's a section for the little babies that can't really walk just yet; according to the husband, he tried putting our son with the older kids and he almost got run over by the bigger kids running around so having the baby play section is very much appreciated! My only gripe is that it was super warm inside; I was already breaking out in a sweat within 5 minutes of stepping inside. Looking at previous reviews, this seems like an issue that management should take a look at. But other than that, an awesome place to take the babies when it's not nice outside!

Had a decorated party here today. The space was perfect for both kids and adults. Plenty of couches…read morefor adults to hang out and talk while the littles ran around playing in each cute area. Our party attendant Zoey did an amazing job! She was attentive to guests, guided people coming in, cleaned up everything (including wrapping paper), and set up the cutest Unicorn themed party. She told me I am there to enjoy it and her job was to make my life easier. Yes!! Highly recommend for a party!

Super super cute!! Such a good rainy day event! They have many different ways to get discounted…read moretickets (military, memberships, ebt holder, library card holder etc). Check in process is easy and simple. Such cute fun activities for kids of all ages. Could certainly spend half a day to a full day here! Plus full price tickets aren't bad either ! (20 bucks).

We had a wonderful visit to the Museum and would definitely recommend it for families with young…read morekids. There are tons of interactive exhibits including water play, climbing structures, pretend play areas, and building activities--that kept my toddler engaged the entire time. One of the highlights for us was the special area just for ages 0-4. It's such a thoughtful addition because it gives younger children their own safe space to crawl, climb, and play without being overwhelmed by the bigger kids. My toddler loved it, and as a parent, I appreciated that it was clean, well-designed, and developmentally appropriate. The superspace jumbo magnets were another hit amongst kids and adults alike. The parents got so invested into it and were building tunnels for the kiddos. Great fun for us too! Overall the space is very thoughtfully designed, and you can tell the staff really care about creating an engaging environment. They have a new craft activity everyday as well. Everything felt safe, clean, and inviting. It's easy to spend a few hours here without the kids getting bored. Another bonus is that the museum is in a great spot--there are a few restaurants within a block or two, which made it perfect to grab lunch right after all the fun.

This is the absolute best playground in Warwick. It is very well maintained, safe, and clean. It's…read moresuch a neat experience for children. They can truly let their imaginations run wild here. They can drive the big wooden car or one of the many Little Tykes cars they have. You can fly a helicopter or be the train conductor. You can play in the sand table with all of the construction vehicles. You can pretend to paddle the fishing boat and pretend to fish. It's truly one of the best playgrounds I have seen. Make sure to check the hours before going. They stick to a schedule there. The workers there are truly so kind and friendly.

Really only for younger kids (our grandson is 4 1/2) or those wirth disabilities. It was a bit…read morerundown.

This is a great place for kids to have fun and learn at the same time. So many rooms with different…read moreactivities for kids. This is not just a one floor experience but multiple floors for the imaginations to run wild.

We had fun, music room was our favorite. Themed spaces great to explore, geared to kids 2-10?read more

This class is AWESOME!…read more Rock-a-baby is a music class designed for infants and toddlers. It's a very small company; they have a few locations in the Northeast, and we attended the one in Providence with our 9 month old son Landon. What makes Rock a Baby so cool is that they have three musicians playing live instruments. In Rhode Island, that is Marc (the creator of the program and on the piano), Benny (guitar) and Kate (vocals). These three also manipulate puppets known as Rhythm, Harmony, and Melody. The way these puppets interact with the live music and singing is so incredibly creative. It really draws in the kids in a way that other music classes we have attended didn't. Our son is in total awe during the class and absolutely loves attending. Interestingly, they also mix in ad-hoc humor all the time, so you are laughing for a lot of the class as well. As an example, they talk about the puppets being similar and the puppet says, "I guess you can say we are cut from the same cloth", or the pink puppet Melody says she got back from a trip to Hawaii and the other puppets comment that she looks a little tan. The classes normally follow a similar process, they start with a Hello song, and they usually share a new instrument every week. They also have a theme of the week, like family, or vacations. They also read a book each week but it's in song. They also have a bubble machine and lots of other interactive toys (balls, etc.). We also brought home two CD's from them which we listen to regularly and Landon loves. We finished one class so far and are now on the second. The instructors are also ethical beyond comparison; we missed one class when our son was sick, and upon attending the next session, the owner Marc deducted the cost of one class from our bill for the next session, which wasn't expected and we didn't even ask for. That says a lot to me about the kind of operation they are running. I can't recommend this class enough, if you are in the Rhode Island / southeastern MA area, do yourself a favor and attend this class with your child! As a comparison, we also went to Lincoln Woods Music Together (you can read the review of our experience as well), and while both are good classes if you are deciding between these two programs I would highly recommend Rock a Baby. Some comparisons: - Interactivity - Both classes have interactive elements but Rock a Baby is in my opinion more interactive because they have multiple instructors interacting with the children. - The Music - Music Together class is primarily music on a CD with an occasional guitar mixed in and singing from the solo instructor. Rock a Baby is 100% live performance the entire time. Rock a baby also mixes in classic and contemporary music, which . Music Together classes have themes for each session (e.g. drum, fiddle, etc.). - Class mixture - Music Together had mixed children from newborn to four years old. This meant some compromises, both for the newborns and for the older kids. Rock a Baby holds specific classes for each age group. - Warranty / Ethics - When we had an issue in our Music Together class, they refused to refund any money, citing Music Together policy. I can't imagine this happening at Rock a Baby based on our experiences so far. - Price - very similar, and both are reasonable - you could get discounts at Music Together for doing stuff like putting a yard sign up, etc.; and it included a CD; Rock-a-baby was cheaper but you had to buy the CD separately. All in all they are very close in price.

I went to a Rock-a-Baby class with my niece and her 6 month old son. Although, his participation…read morewas limited, he was mesmerized by the other kids, the music and the activities. A little girl came over to him and tried to teach him how to bang the drum! it was a very warm, inclusive experience. It was so enjoyable I signed my niece and her son up for a session beginning in January!!

Solar Shelly is a wonderful edutainer. Second grade was captivated by her presence and they truly…read moreenjoyed the show. It was interactive and fun! We will be booking again next year!!!

We had a great and straight forward experience with Mad Science from start to finish. Every step,…read morefrom the initial inquiry call to the performance itself, was handled with total professionalism. I was so impressed by the performer's mastery and maturity--they truly made science interesting, fun and accessible. The kids were captivated for the entire hour, and it was a joy to see them so impressed and in aw at every turn of the program. Even the adults enjoyed it!

I cannot say enough about how important this organization is to our kids…read more Mobile Quest started out as exactly that, a mobile adventure. Brian and his crew are a S.T.E.M. based experience fully equipped with all ends of the spectrum of science, technology, engineering and math. They create engaging activities for students, children and scouts and recently touched down in this great open space conveniently located in Cranston, Rhode Island. Now equipped with a play ground of possibilities, they have expanded to host birthday parties, camp sessions and soon drop-in sessions. Coding basics in elementary level to intermediate and advanced robotics can be found in the "bot" area. There is a wonderful "maker space" where the tykes can just create and imagine up everything from, stick figures to rocket ships. Lego is a great way to promote engineering and they sure are fun. Just be sure to clean up after yourself (have you ever stepped on one of those things, yikes!). I really cannot speak enough about how cool this space and organization is!

Great place! Engaging, clean, fun! My 9 year old son loved coming and visiting the center! We will…read morebe back to explore!

What a great idea for both kids and parents…read more There's a great collection of board games for both kids and adults. (And how often do we adults get a chance to play these with other people?) For a small price, you can try dozens of great board games all day with others. And, for more physical action, there's the NERF area!

From the owner: Mastermind Adventures is a board game lounge and live action game arena. Come to a special event…read morehere, meet a date or friends to play board games or an hour of NERF battles. We're a great place for people to reconnect with each other away from TV or computers. Feel free to bring take-out and spend the day! Birthday parties and private events are also available. Our offsite programs for schools, community centers and libraries include live action games and educational role play inspired by popular culture like Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, Star Wars and Zombies. We are here to create a community around pop culture and play!

Paradise Family Golf is the best place to practice the golf swing. They have plenty of bays and…read moreoutback they have tee greens and a chipping green to practice your chip shots. There's a sand pit for practicing the shot out. They have golf pros and professional golf teachers if you want to take lessons. Highly recommend!

This is a cute spot with lots of thought put into the course…read more I do wish there was a little more standing room between holes. When we went it was very busy and golf groups got cramped up in the small space between holes waiting for the group ahead to finish. Great staff, clean bathrooms, easy to get to. All big pluses in my book. Oh and they have Ice cream!