KidStrong has been an enriching and positive experience for us and our daughter Arya. It gives her a weekly space to interact with other kids, play and get exercise, practice teamwork, and work on important life skills. It's a well-rounded class that also allows kids to get to know all kinds of other kids - some that may be similar to them, and some that are very different. This is important as they grow up and are immersed into this diverse world. Arya has been involved in KidStrong for a few years now, and has become more confident and talkative, and her social skills have improved. As parents of a child with Autism, when you see this positive change in your child, from being a part of a program, you do everything you can to keep it going, and that's why we're still here!

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They use different approaches that meet kids at their own level, helping them engage well in games. I highly recommend it for improving body movement and building confidence.

Reduce the price. We can probably afford a class that averages to around $20 or less per class

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Every week Mahad learns new things and get stronger with his skills. His confidence is getting better. His interactions with other children is also getting better. Coaches are very helpful and friendly. Programming is both physically challenging and educational.

They are absolutely great at what they do. Everyone was so kind and friendly and very teachable to toddlers, which is a job in itself. Good job you guys. I’m so excited. The only thing I would change is probably put something on the glass in between classes so kids don’t run into a face first.

No we had to move

Maybe have a location on the Illinois side, that will make rescheduling realistic as well

We understand that the more popular something gets- bring is a must. Maybe just better training for new coaches and find one that are enthusiastic like the veterans