Very good job JA! My kid went there for a field trip a couple weeks back. I was a volunteer on the…read morethe trip but it ended up that it was very intellectual. The workers explained the tour very well. A fun fact: Only 3 businesses turned in their checks (fake money ofc). But, all around great experience. 5 stars JA BizTown!

The workers were not patient with anyone. A lady with curly hair was rude to the students!read more

I have asked this facility multiple times to remove me from their contact list. They continue to…read moresend marketing emails. That alone tells you something about how they operate. My concerns stem from a close family friend's experience -- their 2-year-old attended for 5 months before they pulled him out. During that time the child was shuffled between multiple classrooms and teachers, written up for normal toddler behaviors (spilling milk, resisting diaper changes), and threatened with termination for being a typical 2-year-old. When the family escalated concerns, regional directors were unresponsive and requests for video footage of alleged incidents were denied. I shared my concerns directly with the facility. My original Google review was subsequently removed. I'd encourage every parent to do their research before enrolling.

They let the good teachers go. I've known Ms. Destiny for a long time, she's truly amazing with the…read morekids and all parents love her.

My first time playing Pickleball here and I don't think I'll be coming back due to the unwelcoming…read morenature of the staff and excessive rules. Not even 30 seconds to a minute walking onto the court and my group was already being snapped at by an elderly woman on all the policies at Del Cerri Tennis Club and Pickleball Hub. The many rules include placing your bags on very specific designated spots - certain courts don't have a bench, certain courts share a small bleachers area, you can't drink water on the court. Etc etc. It's totally fine to have standards and rules but it's not fine to be rudely condescending literally SECONDS into showing up our FIRST time. All of this condescending and uppity attitude and they charge $20/hr for a court! I much prefer Barnes for their ample parking, better weather, and welcoming attitude.

I heard about Del Cerro pickleball from some other people I had played with and decided to check it…read moreout. Note that you have to sign up for open play online and it appears to fill up quickly. Their Open play is convenient for people with day jobs since it started at 6:30pm. It is relatively easy to find but the parking lot was smaller than I expected (although there were open spots when I arrived). As i was new, the check-in person was very nice and explained the format, where to find the bathrooms, etc which I especially appreciated. I was pleasantly surprised at the number of courts, ranging from beginner to intermediate (majority were there) to advanced. They're in a long corridor with courts on both sides and have decent seating areas and good lighting. However I do wish the bathrooms were closer. Overall I had a good time and was able to play quite a few games with friendly people.

My kids attended the Thanksgiving camp; they went from not really knowing how to skate to being…read moreconfident to attempt new skills. By the end of the first day they were asking if they could attend the camp every year. It was wild to watch their skills improve so much in such a short amount of time. This was the best experience.

My daughter (6 yr) had her first solo lesson today and she absolutely loved it. She hasn't stopped…read moretalking about since we left (5 hours ago). Andrew was communicative, patient and made it fun for her. She was so proud of herself when the lesson was over. Immediately signed up for more lessons, we can't wait!!

Great work of a space, many uses practical, extremely kid/family friendly. I love a space set up…read morethat has everything you need. Functional fitness doesn't have to take up a ton of space

I had a very upsetting experience at the YMCA Copley on July 27 in the family pool area. My son,…read morewho is on the autism spectrum and has swimming experience, struggled to understand the swim test instructions. When I asked to step in and demonstrate what he needed to do, the lifeguard refused and made no effort to guide him. From that moment on, it felt like the staff was acting in a harassing way toward us, constantly watching us, calling out every little thing we did, whispering about us, and denying us simple things like pool noodles without explanation. Even when my son finished a small slushy in an area with no signage against food, staff reacted irritably. They even asked me to help adjust the lane divider--something staff should handle--and I was accidentally hit by the hook during the process, which was unsafe and completely inappropriate. This experience was so negative that I have not wanted to return since. The only positive thing is that when I filed a complaint, someone did reply to me. However, I do not recommend this location for families, as the staff's behavior comes across as harassing rather than supportive.

Update: An intake manager reached out to me and we have been going back and forth for a week. As of…read moretoday they finally have everything they need although I did not provide anything extra. I apply back and February and since applying availability has changed and it will now take another 3-4 months for my son to get an FBA to start attending, when I was originally told they had immediate availability.

This review is long overdue, but like most special needs parents -- my plate is full and I try to…read morepick my battles wisely ,when it comes to these matters. The therapists do an ok job , depending on who you get but they were very patient with my son, and I am very grateful . The staff who manages these cases deserve their own review , and thats coming when I find more time, and this current issue is resolved. This review comes after a 2 month attempt to get ALP to communicate with Easter Seals to resume service for my child. After being convinced to put my child back on Kaiser insurance (he needed aba at school, state funded insurance doesn't cover) I went through a 60 day process of my child being re evaluated, and services being interrupted all so ALP can bill the higher payer, even though my child has dual coverage. After WEEKS of this, finally get the ball rolling with Easter Seals , and surprise! ALP has went ghost! Their own business partner Easter Seals had to report to me that they had received ZERO feedback when they reached out to resume services for my child. As of today we are going on 4 months without aba services , being forced to find a new provider and failed attempts to get my childs records from them. Today, another attempt to obtain my childs record were made. I will provide an update with the outcome .

I'm so grateful for The Urban Toddler Art Program -- my kids absolutely love being there! The space…read moreis not only beautiful and functional, but also incredibly inspirational. The strong emphasis on art and free play creates the perfect environment for my 2-year-old daughter to thrive. She feels so comfortable and happy that she barely says goodbye to me at drop-off! I highly recommend The Urban Toddler Art Program to any parent looking for a nurturing, creative space where young children can grow, explore, and feel truly at home.

My daughter absolutely loved going here! Ms Julie is passionate about early education and child…read moredevelopment. The indoor/outdoor space with quail, bunnies and therapy dog Osito is absolutely magical. The art projects are thoughtful, beautiful and age appropriate. Lily was so proud of every masterpiece she brought home.

We absolutely love the Lulus Montessori! The staff is amazing with the kids and they get an amazing…read moreeducation. We are always surprised by how much they learn and how much fun they have. Also their meal plan is great. We are very fortunate to have our son there. We looked at around 10 different places and it gave us anxiety because we really wanted our son to be at Lulus which was much much better than all the other places we saw all over San Diego.

We've been taking our son to Lulus Montessori since he was about 18 months, and it has been the…read morebest daycare/preschool experience we could have hoped for. The teachers are incredibly loving and thoughtful. I especially love the fact that they celebrate birthdays and holidays and create opportunities for parents to get to know each other, too. My child has grown by leaps and bounds, and his interactions with the other children are fun to see. The fact that meals are provided (bfast, lunch and snacks) is a godsend. Several daycares/preschools in the region claim to be Spanish immersion but aren't actually (e.g., they speak English to the kiddos). At Lulus, I feel like we get a truly authentic Spanish immersion program for our son, knowing instruction is exclusively in Spanish. And it shows. My son 100% understands Spanish when it is spoken to him and he mixes Spanish and English in his vocabulary regularly. I credit Lulus for a large part of that bilingual ability and look forward to seeing his fluency improve in the years to come. Highly recommend Lulus!!