Kindyroo?

[starangelk]

Thanks everyone so much for your feedback. DH is going to take her for a trial session next Tuesday to suss it out. I was a bit worried Taurean about all the things you mentioned, but our DD doesn't sleep during the day so we are trying to find things to occupy her/wear her out!!

Thanks again all Xx

[Taurean]

Thanks everyone so much for your feedback. DH is going to take her for a trial session next Tuesday to suss it out. I was a bit worried Taurean about all the things you mentioned, but our DD doesn't sleep during the day so we are trying to find things to occupy her/wear her out!!

Thanks again all Xx

It will definitely wear her out!! Enjoy hon! Remember, if it doesn't seem that great to begin with, stick at it as it does get better and more and more enjoyable for both of you

[Shanti]

We just started DD at Gymbaroo a few weeks ago and she's 18mths now. She enjoys it, we mainly joined up for the cool climbing equipment they have for the kids!! Not so much for the music and singing/dancing part as we also have a music class we attend once a week elsewhere for that and have done so since she was 8mths

Our teacher at Gymbaroo is lovely with the kids and talks about how each activity benefits them in different ways etc! Our class is 12mths to 2yrs age group.

[*star*]

We do gymbaroo too. Have done since DD was just starting walking and she's 3 now. I love the physical part of it and the educational stuff, like expanding their vocab and visual association with words.

I'm not sure about whether I would go for the baby version of this - seems very expensive for some tummy time and songs. With #2 we will likely wait until just walking again.

DD loves it though and it is a great time to spend with her.

[tasha_00]

Hi,
I started my little boy at kindyroo in brisbane when he was 16mths. I think it is absolutley fabulous! Definitely helps his development - movement and speech - in leaps and bounds. I probably wouldn't have taken him as a baby as I think it's a lot of money without much gain... but will definitely start my 2nd child as soon as she starts walking.

[Baby14]

starangelk I hope your trial went well? I took DS to gymbaroo from 11 weeks and it was great. They hand out a flyer every week with information about helping babies development and talked about the importance of massage etc. I found it made me so much more confident with DS and gave me ideas with what to do with him at home to keep him amused.

[starangelk]

Thanks everyone - I really appreciate your responses. DH did take our little miss but he felt that she was too young to appreciate the class. He was impressed with it though and we will take her in the future. Just trying to find something he can take her to once a week to give her some extra stimulation - we are now looking into swimming lessons.