Teaching a group of three-year-olds at the same time is understandably challenging. At this age, they often need more than a single explanation or demonstration to grasp a new activity. What seems to work best is walking them through each step slowly, letting them try alongside the instructor, and then giving them a chance to practice on their own. I know that can be difficult in a group setting, and I appreciate that parents are there to help reinforce directions. Overall, it’s just the nature of working with toddlers, and I completely understand the challeng

Savana absolutely loved going yesterday and wants to start going there! I am thinking maybe next month I will tell grandma and grandpa she wants to do that instead of gymnastics

My son didn't want class to be done and is already talking about next week and leveling up. I loved the variety of focuses, not just physical but also character, public speaking, and working with children of all levels of skill.

My 10 year old is a pretty shy guy and usually doesn’t enjoy group activities but he said he had such a great time and can’t wait to come back. Props to the coaches for making it a fun experience.

Dash has a lot of fun and really enjoyed being up and moving.

Great environment. Very friendly staff. My shy kid had a blast!

My son has Sensory Processing Disorder and has a hard time keeping attention on a task. KidStrong keeps the class moving every minute without downtime for him to get bored and lose interest. He is active, working out, using his brain, and making new friends. Highly recommend.

My daughter had so much fun. The coaches are so helpful and encouraging and enthusiastic.

Great experience with Kidstrong

Everett enjoyed his first class a lot. I think the coaches will get more comfortable with time.