This program has been life changing for Kenneth and his family. We are learning how important having a routine, that is rooted in confidence, clarity and cooperation. He is confident in saying his name, waiting patiently, completing the challenges and remembering the KidStrong slogan.

Great energy and mix of learning and fun. Thank you.

We were here two years ago when Thomas was 1.5 years old and he loved it. Now we are back with two of our boys. They both enjoy the classes and age appropriate structure of a class. All employees seems like they care about the kids and their development. As a parent, it is important for me to find a place where they can work with us, parents, and the kids at the same time. It takes a village to bring up good kids.We are glad to be a part of KidStrong “village”.

I like the engagement among the kids, parents and coaches

Seems awesome, curious to see the structure and curriculum of ongoing classes

The team of coaches at KidStrong Annapolis are amazing. It has been great to watch the development of my daughter in the program, such a good combination of physical, mental and leadership training.

Great team/staff and my son loves it!

KidStrong has helped build my son’s confidence in multiple areas- socialization and communication.

I think the program is super cute in general, love that even when the coaching are setting up for the new activity that there is something on the screen like find the differences between pictures. But the staff was amazing. I want to give two extra shout outs and I apologize for not getting their names. But the coach at the front desk was amazing. She made us feel super welcomed and checked in on our shy guy multiple times. Also a little girl tripped in our session and began to cry. I don’t know how she even heard her and came running and scooped her right up and gave her tlc while the class kept on like nothing happened. She was fine and came back to class but that was impressive. Also the male coach in the session tried SO hard to connect with my son who struggles with being introverted. He asked what sport he liked (I said fishing) and he tried to play into that like pull your leg up like a rod and let it go. At the end of class when everyone left he also pulled him aside and I don’t what he said but he did not have to do that and it’s so appreciated.

My daughter enjoys it. It’s not only an activity that is instilling the importance of exercising and being physically fit, but she has made a lot of friends and enjoys coming to class.