GymbaROO

[mummyrissa]

im thinking of taking dd but it starts up next week, so have to make the decision soon. anyone ever been to the babies class? how was it?

[twitch]

I took Annalise. It was really good, but I did go with a few girls from my mum's group which I think made it even better. it was good for us cos you do things with bubs that you don't do at home and Anna really enjoyed that. We're not going this term cos it got a bit much with the set time of having to be there every week and we missed a few classes (you can make them up). Like sometimes she was asleep at that time and I didn't want to wake her. I will go again when she's a bit bigger though.

[mum_I'm_hungry]

I went to the babies class with my second, but personally I really don't think it's worth going until they're over three months. Under that, they just tend to fall asleep all the time! Which is very cute, but a complete waste of a money! Later on, I think it's great -- especially the music classes. As long as you don't buy into the whole philosophy too much, that is (replacing every second word with Gymbo etc.).

[MW&S]

im thinking of taking jenna but it starts up next week, so have to make the decision soon. anyone ever been to the babies class? how was it?

I took dd when she was 4mths old and completed the term. Past that I havent gone back yet as the classes are the same every week and if you re-join the baby class again its the same again...iykwim!! :D Does that make any sense? hehe..

Anyway I enjoyed the social aspect and the fact I had a set time each week esp for my little munchkin.

We are doing swimming now so prob wont do Gymbaroo again till nov. By that stage she will be in the next class..

[ZicosMum]

My little ball of energy is 2 years of age, can you tell me more about Gymbaroo, what happens and that they do and costs and stuff.