Gymbaroo is such a crock.....

**GypsyFortuneTeller** · 22-02-2011 14:38

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**mummabec** · 22-02-2011 14:49

I found the same thing!!

**Pregnor** · 22-02-2011 15:14

Same, my ds never seemed to fit into the right age bracket, and just kept trying to run away constantly

**rosymum** · 22-02-2011 15:15

I agree, it's a crock...

**trishalishous** · 22-02-2011 15:19

yup, we are finding this even with the babies rhyme time. theres no way DD will sit still, she needs to be entertained and moving around.

**krystallxx** · 22-02-2011 15:33

I thought it was crap too and all the yuppies there made me sick.

**GypsyFortuneTeller** · 22-02-2011 15:41

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**BabelFish** · 22-02-2011 15:47

Wow that's full on - we had the same thing with some swimming lessons recently. They were absolute CRAP and they're refusing to give us any of our money back.

I'm taking it further.

However, with Gymbaroo - don't you get to do a class (or two) first, before you pay? I thought that was the deal ...

**TinyLittleTootsies** · 22-02-2011 15:48

I *think* it is a franchise, so different for each centre.

The woman who runs the one I went to is fantastic. She let me trial too.. not sure why you couldn't do this? I thought they all let you.

Anyway I did the classes from 2years and up though, so maybe it is better then. DD loved them and they were great for her, and she is advanced. They were so fast paced that it did not matter. We also were allowed siblings in, so I only paid for one DD and then just had my younger DD do it with us. She also loved this class, so maybe if I had my younger DD in a baby class I would have been annoyed, as the toddler class seemed good for her, she learnt how to do some of the toddler things too.

It is a pitty that all of your experiences seem so bad.

re the yuppies.. one in the class but mine were more full of hippies.