Reviews – Page 11 – Rockland NY Mom

Storytime with George- Kiddie Academy

Posted on August 8, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Childcare/Pre-School, Events, Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are our own.

We really truly ADORE Kiddie Academy of Northvale. For anyone looking for childcare providers- they are one NOT TO MISS. The facilities are top notch, the staff caring and inviting, and the curriculum engaging and appropriate for development. Not only do they provide childcare services but they often have great little events.

The most recent event that they had was a Storytime Live with Curious George. I had the opportunity to attend the event with (E) who is a huge George fan. We had attended this event last year as well, and I was so pleased to see that despite last years successful event, they built upon what they had done and improved upon it. This was SO MUCH FUN!!!

We were greeted by Kiddie Academies super friendly staff who treat us just like family. We were informed that throughout the facility were different rooms with activities to complete.

We spent some time wandering and finding all the activities to complete. There was a room for crafts (George coloring pages, and make your own monkey pieces).

Another room had refreshments (all George themed- so so cute). These were all kid friendly and included healthy options :o)

There was a room with entertainment, which included balloon twisting, cotton candy, and a magic show.

They also had open for attendees their playground which is a great area outback.

George made two appearances to hear a story with the crowd, and walked around in between and afterwards, stopping to pose for photos with anyone who wanted them.

The event was 2 hours which was just the perfect amount of time to get everything done. At its conclusion she was given a goody bag full of fun George themed items to enjoy at home. (E) was never bored and had a great time.

Kiddie Academy of Northvale-Tappan never disappoints. They have appropriate and engaging events that mirror the care that they provide to their attendees. They still have spots available for their August camps as well as enrollment this year if you have questions you can check their website https://kiddieacademy.com/academies/northvale-tappan/ or call 201-767-1120 with questions or to schedule a visit. As always, we appreciate your letting them know you heard of them here <3.

A Visit to Sparkle Up

Posted on August 8, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Birthdays, Day Trips, Day Trips, Out and about..., Party, Reviews, Services, Things to Do! .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are my own.

Two months ago the person who had been cutting little (E)’s hair stopped returning my calls. We are VERY particular about her hair, she has a great head of fine hair, with a great little curl at the bottoms. No joke- I would kill for my kids hair. I reached out to friends who are WAAAAY more fashionable than I am. They recommended to me Sparkle Up in New City. I had heard of it, but had never been there myself. So we went. For one low price (E) received a great haircut, braids and painted nails. Deborah took us for a tour and little (E)’s heart leapt for joy. She loved it so much that we have made it our new haircut spot.

This past week was our second trip and this time was even more important for her hair to be amazing because she was going to be the flower girl in her uncle’s wedding. In fact, the day that we went was the rehearsal dinner, and I figured that since the cut came with a braid, I would have Deborah braid it and leave it for the rehearsal.

BEFORE

Our appointment was at 1:30 and we arrived a little early, Deborah was of course already there and ready for us. (E) and I said hi and they got straight to work. I explained the importance of the cut (not that I had to, its always great) and we got started. The cut was great and when done Deborah asked if we wanted a braid and we said yes please for the special occasion.

She said she knew just what to do. Well, she more than surpassed our expectations and did the cutest little up-do for (E) even topping it off with the perfect amount of glitter.

Next since we had some extra time Deborah asked if (E) wanted to dress up. Boy did she ever!!! Well, at first I was nervous because I had her big brother with us and I was afraid he was going to feel left out. In fact, on the way into Sparkle Up he said “ugh this place is for girls right”? I told him to wait and see. There’s actually a second dress up closet with “boys” items in it. For the brothers and cousins and friends that attend play dates and parties. When I said I was impressed Deborah mentioned that she does of course also cut boys hair, and sometimes they choose to have some color added (which I plan to let (E) do next time). Both kiddos picked something to dress in and walk the runway.

Once dressed (E) wanted to paint her nails, hot pink, with sparkles. She got to sit at the special little table choose her color and have them painted (happy girl).

All throughout the fun Deborah and I are chatting it up, and at one point she asked me what I was doing with my hair for the evening. I said probably blowing it straight, and she told me to sit in her chair. In under 10 minutes she had braided my hair back into a beautiful chignon and I no longer had to worry about my hair for the night. I felt so pretty.

I learned that Deborah doesn’t just do kids’ hair, she also does grown ups and does makeup applications, from dance recitals, to prom, to family portraits and weddings. She even does lessons for teens, tweens, and adults. She is also a great destination for kids birthday parties, and girl scout troops! There is so much to do there!!!

We really enjoyed our time at Sparkle Up and neither kid can wait to go back. (A) wants a cut with some spray color, and to try a few more boys costumes on, while (E) wants the works, again. Loved it so much in fact that we will be working with Deborah for some great events coming up this year!!! To book a haircut, play date, party, etc contact Deborah at 845-634-0140 or email her at Sparkleup@me.com she is really quick to respond to both. Of course, we always appreciate you mentioning you heard about them here <3.

Meet Daisy Dreams Party

Posted on July 31, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Events, Food, Party, Reviews, RNYM Events, RNYM's Picks, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are our own.

We first met Daisy Dreams Party when we threw our Breakfast with Santa and Mrs. Claus last year. They were the SUPER talented ladies who made our centerpieces and other beautiful decor.

The thing is, not that many people know about it, which is a shame so here’s your introduction. Daisy Dreams Party is located in the Indian Rock Shopping center in Suffern.

Its hard to categorize them into one area, they do party decor (and so so well- did you see the giant Basket they made for our Bunny Brunch?), will travel to you to do parties, but also they are a party LOCATION- Ice Cream Shop. and store for unique party supplies. There’s pretty much nothing they don’t do.

On this occasion we invited our readers to visit their location for a Pirate and Princess Party!!! The party was capped at 25 and was booked fully in less than 24 hours (you gotta watch our Facebook page for pop up events they go fast :o).

Those who were lucky enough to secure a space were welcomed at check in and given little bracelets to wear. Then they were invited in to create a special craft which was a wooden chest that could be decorated for either princesses or pirates.

Once complete the attendees were brought out into the ice cream shop where they could choose their own flavor ice cream, and make a sundae.

At the end of the event all attendees were given a balloon, and a cute goody bag.

The kids all had a blast, as did the parents. Some ordered themselves milkshakes while they were there, while others browsed the party supplies, leaving with some goodies for upcoming events. Almost everyone who attended mentioned that they had never heard of Daisy Dreams Party and said they would be back.

Its the perfect place for a party, or to spend some time on a super HOT or RAINY day with the kids.

Daisy Dreams – Balloons and Party Goods Store – 18 Indian Rock Route – Suffern, NY 10901 – (845) 504 5445

facebook.com/daisydreamsparty

There’s a Bully in my Brain- Book Review

Posted on July 26, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Items, Reviews, Services, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are my own.

I love how many talented women (and men) we have in Rockland. As you know, we love to support our local people and businesses. Kristin O’Rourke is no exception. Not only is she a successful local business woman as the owner of In Home LCSW, PLLC, she has now added to her repertoire children’s author. Kristin is a successful LCSW, and that’s no surprise because she is sweet, honest, and really the kind of person you would love to talk to about anything.

She has just published her first (and I say first because I don’t see her stopping here) children’s book “There’s a Bully in my Brain“, Mascot Books, which was written to help children deal with anxiety. Kristin sent us over a book to read and review.

During our book walk we found that, the book is attractive, with unintimidating photos that (A) quickly related to. He noted that some pages had more words than others, but that it would be easy for him to read because the font was easy to read. As he is now a reader, he is sometimes saddened when he can’t read a book because they have used a fancy font that he can’t decipher. This made the chosen font for “There’s a Bully in my Brain” a major plus for him.

We read the book together and he didn’t squirm the way he does when a book is too lengthy or doesn’t hold his attention. He stopped me to identify who the players were on the pages and made a few comments. As we often read books and then discuss them to work on comprehension skills, this made a great opportunity to discuss the books content, and open up the door to speak about any anxiety he might be facing. It also allowed me to get a feel for his opinion of the book.

First we discussed if there was a real person in the child’s head. He understood that the “bully” was not a real person but the child’s inner dialogue, his doubts and fears. We discussed our own inner dialogues.

One of the things that I really like about Kristin’s book is that the counselor who he speaks to gives him REAL advice for “Bullies” both in the brain as well as physical people. (A) made the connection which I was very impressed with. He said that standing up to bullies was the best way to deal with them no matter whether they are in your brain or presenting as real people who are trying to hold you back. We had a great conversation about how standing up to our “bullies” makes us strong, and takes back the power from them.

See (A)’s Summary: Bully in my Brain Summary

As a parent, I must say, it was nice to be reminded of all of the stressful situations our children go through in a day. It reminded me that many of the experiences that we take for granted as “normal” and “daily” are actually quite new, and nerve-wracking for our kids. It also helped me to think about how to best handle conversations if my children (both in school and at home) should share with me some anxiety. I have heard so many people give the advice “to ignore” which is REALLY hard to do, impossible even, and doesn’t deal with the worry.

We have a LOT of books in our home, and I couldn’t be happier to add this one to our collection. My (A) is a worrier, he’s sensitive, tends to be more passive, and senses so much that goes on around him. It was good to have those conversations with him, as I am sure we will again. This book would be a good addition to ANY family’s library. I highly recommend it to parents, grandparents, school counselors, and anyone else who works with children. Not only did we learn and discuss valuable information, but he enjoyed it, he has read it 3 times since and we didn’t need to talk about it every time. He has read it to his little sister, (E) as well. As a part of our normal reading routine it is the perfect vessel to speak about important issues without sitting and just having a “conversation”. This discussion was comfortable and fluid, and (A) was happy to open up as he made “text-to-self” connections.

I cannot wait to see what Kristin’s follow up to “There’s a Bully in my Brain” is, as I know it will also be relevant, well written, and helpful. So glad she shared this with us.

Kristin’s book is available at many different outlets the easiest of which I always find AMAZON (link here). She is available for author visits, book talks and of course as a counselor through her company In Home LCSW, PLLC.

We know you’ll like it here!- Annie-WBT Review

Posted on July 12, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Day Trips, Day Trips, Events, Food, Out and about..., Reviews, RNYM Savings!, RNYM's Picks, Things to Do!, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post as we were invited to see Annie. All opinions expressed are my own.

WHY ISN’T DINNER THEATER MORE OF A THING?! That’s all I have been asking myself since we attended Annie at Westchester Broadway Theater last Thursday night. Our family of four is OBSESSED! So much so that RNYD has already picked out our second show that he wants to attend this August, and I had to take a picture of the upcoming shows because I can’t wait to go see more!!!

We took little (E) for her 4th Birthday last week, and “oh my goodness!” As a family we adore theater, we love Broadway, but sometimes with the expense of it, with young kids is such a gamble that we avoid it. When we do go its includes dinner the whole shebang. Will the kids sit through it, especially after the car/train ride? Will we find decent parking? Where can we eat that everyone will be happy? Will there be a crazy wait at the restaurant?

Westchester Broadway Theater handles ALL of that! For a reasonably priced ticket you get, a short drive, close parking, a delicious meal (including desert and salad), AND a spectacular performance. I feel like I could go on FOREVER, but I know you want me to get down to the nitty gritty- here goes…

Ten Reasons Dinner Theater Rocked and needs to be a thing:

Short easy drive from Rockland, Westchester, Northern Jersey
It literally took us 20 minutes to get there, no crazy traffic, just a straight shot to Elmsford.
Free parking right there.
Yep, a nice large parking lot where you walk straight into the theater.
Pretzel Encrusted Chicken

Seriously, the menu was awesome, but this sounded so neat I had to try it, so glad I did!! (A) had the Broiled Filet of Sole, and (E) had the chicken fingers)
CLEAN bathrooms
Important for me, but so much more for my 4 year old daughter, we must have gone 5 times, so this was a breath of fresh air.
Small personal theater

Cool for adults, and so much more for kids. No distractions, an intimate performance where you can see it all.
Comfortable seating

RNYD has had 5 back surgeries, this is important, as is leg space. Unlike many Broadway theaters WBT has comfy chairs, and room to breathe. Little (E) could even stand without bothering other theatergoers.
The talent on stage

You don’t even know you aren’t ON Broadway. The bios of the actors speaks for itself, but even without reading, you know from the first number, these guys are fabulous.
People still dress
I don’t know about you, but it irritates me that people wear denim to Broadway. When I first started going people wore their Christmas and Easter outfits. At WBT people were dressed for the occasion, it adds to the element.
Affordable for a family
Dinner and entertainment for a family of four (never mind the kind of caliber food and entertainment) is EXPENSIVE. WBT has made it possible to give your family the experience in an affordable way (especially if you mention RocklandNYMom.com for your discount).
The staff

My little princess wore her birthday tiara, EVERY staff member we encountered commented on its loveliness and then treated her like a queen when they learned why she was wearing it.

All in all it was really, truly the most fantastic birthday experience for (E) and for the whole family. (A) asked if we could go back for his birthday next year, and RNYD has picked out a concert event on 8/12 that he wants to attend. I have already spied a few upcoming shows I will be purchasing gift (and personal) tickets for. This is an experience not to miss. A great intro to the stage for kids, and a memorable experience for the whole family.

Recommendations:

Time: (A) is 7 and (E) is 4. We went to an evening show- both made it through because the show was AWESOME, they couldn’t keep their eyes off of the stage, the is ABSOLUTELY suitable for younger kids as some of the Hollywood scare is not in the play, but I recommend the daytime showings for most children. We didn’t get home until 11:30 and knew we had nothing planned for the following day.
Money: Who doesn’t love saving? Mention RocklandNYMom.com to receive a discount!!!
Dining: They don’t have cups with lids- if you have a kiddo you are worried may spill, bring your own to fill.

Young Chef’s Academy- Review!

Posted on July 3, 2017 by Sofija Duic Posted in Classes, Party, Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are our own.

By-Sofija

My twin girls that turned 12 in September have been asking me to take a cooking class forever. I guess all the snuggle times watching Chopped, Chopped Junior, MasterChef, and MasterChef Junior has helped them to catch the cooking bug. So for the past few months, I have had them helping me around the kitchen as little sous chefs, but they became bored and wanted a “real cooking class”. So after tons of research and checking out different types of cooking classes I came across Young Chefs Academy. I saw that they were opening in New City and wanted to give them a try.

We went to the Senior Chef class (they have several classes for different age groups). This was a great class taught by Chefs Tina and Briana. The kids in the class learned all about Thanksgiving leftovers and what to do with them (something us parents could use too). On the menu was Chicken Tortilla Soup, Jicama Slaw and Guacamole.

Chef Tina started the class with the basic rules of cooking – Mise En Place (Read it, Place it, Create it). The girls were taught how to hold their fingers when using a knife to chop items so your fingers are not harmed. A great little life lesson and a great starting point. As the kids are chopping and getting everything ready to add in the pot, they continue to read the instructions for the Chicken Tortilla soup, work as a team to get everything ready and start to cook. Chef Tina went over a great tip on how to check to see if the oil in a pan is ready to add the tortilla strips to fry. T After everything was added (chicken gets added later), the kids were told to make sure to let the soup simmer, but to continue to stir the soup, remembering to “scrape” the bottom of the pot to pick up all the yummy flavors the tend to settle.

While to soup cooks, the kids start the jicama slaw. Chef Tina asked if anyone has ever had jicama, and went over its origin, the health benefits and what type of vegetable it is (a root vegetable from Mexico, and unlike a sweet potato you can not eat the skin). Chef Tina and Chef Briana already shredded the jicama and the carrots to help save some time. The kids work on juicing the lime, and learn all about how to get the most juice out of the lime. The kids learn about picking the cilantro off the stalk, Many tricks that were taught, I personally found super helpful and can’t wait to use.

Once the kids add all the rest of the ingredients and dress the slaw, it’s time to make the guacamole. The twins had a blast with this part of the lesson. The best part for them was squeezing the avocado out of its shell. Once again Chef Tina gives them some great pointers in how to keep the avocado from turning brown and staying fresh for later use.

The soup simmered for 30 minutes and was then blended to make it smooth. The kids work on shredding the chicken, and add it into the soup.

WOW – all this preparation really made the kids work up an appetite – and smelling the food cooking, makes you want to taste the end results. Well Young Chef’s students do just that. Once they have finished (and wash their hands) they get to taste the fruits of their labors!

And let me tell you did we enjoy everything. Everything was yummy, and we even learned about more ways to tweak our recipes (in case they were too spicy, or salty). Each kid received a hard copy of the recipe to place in their Young Chef Academy recipe binder for later use. After class, we barely made it into the car before the twins asked to go back for more classes. Now with the winter around the corner, this is a better idea for my kids than watching tv, or playing video games. We can not wait for January to sign up for more classes!!

The girls liked learning new things as well as the opportunity to feel “grown up”. I loved that they are learning practical life skills, reinforcing mathematics rules, and beginning a journey into feeling accomplished and independent. We are a family that cooks together, it’s a part of our culture, the academy reinforces these things that are so important in our family dynamic,

For more information on Young Chef’s Academy, the types of classes they offer, specialty classes, mini camps and lessons, and even birthday parties, check out their webpage: http://newcityny.youngchefsacademy.com/. Like them on FaceBook for amazin specials and upcoming events at https://www.facebook.com/newcityyca/. You can always call them at 845-638-0601.

Halfway Acres Farm has our Whole Heart

Posted on June 29, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Day Trips, Day Trips, Health and Wellness, Out and about..., Reviews .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are my own.

Three years ago we stumbled upon this unbelievable little slice of heaven in Campbell Hall NY, called Halfway Acres Farm. I couldn’t be gladder that we did. Ashley and I took the kids up there for some good clean fun in the sun, and we have been hooked ever since. Ashley made it back last year and I missed the window because the kids were sick, and I was so upset. That’s why this year when they posted on Facebook that berries were ready for picking, we ran right up.

Since we haven’t been there in two years I was worried that with the secret out it would be crowded, or the experience would have changed (SO NOT THE CASE). They have added more bushes, and some great fencing (which doesn’t take away from the view at all). I knew from Ashley that they had a few picnic tables you could take advantage of so we planned for it.We went up at noon and brought some sandwiches and drinks (please be sure to bring a bag to take care of your garbage). As we approached, Michael greeted us (he’s the nicest guy), and offered us their essential oil tic spray. You need to be prepared to check for tics, this is the great outdoors after all. The day was so beautiful, we took our time and enjoyed each others company and the scenery while we ate our lunch at the tables.

Once we cleaned up it was into the bushes for blueberries!!! The kids decided to have a contest to see who could pick the most berries, and we ran around in the fields for 2 hours. Michael had told us where the berries were ready for the picking, and there were SO MANY!!! There were a few other families picking, but you barely even knew that they were there, you felt like you had the whole farm to yourself.

After a sun kissed two hours Michael and (I) his daughter helped us check out by weighing our berries. Then the kids were given ice pops (one of their favorite parts) which they ate on one of the large rocks out front. The experience is just amazing, a great fun day with the family, but the best part is what you get to take home with you.

If you have never had fresh blueberries you MUST go and get some. What you have been eating from the food store is a sham. They are TASTELESS compared to what you can get at Halfway Acres. In fact, every year I swear off of store bought berries because its just not the same. These berries are like candy, little drops of heaven. So much so that two days later they are almost gone in our house, I am using the last of them to make my famous whole wheat blueberry muffins and begging Ashley who is going up this weekend to bring me home more.

The blueberry season is really short 2-3 weeks at its longest, so if you haven’t planned a trip yet and you have some free time I highly recommend it. These berries are good for so many things – shakes, just as fruit, muffins, crumbles, pies, jams- too many to name, and once you eat them, you are going to want to try them all :o)

Ok, ok, convinced? Here’s the address:

200 Purgatory Road, Campbell Hall, NY 10916

and hours:

Tuesday-Sunday from 8 AM – 8 PM (closed Mondays with the exception of July 4th they will be open for the holiday).

Make sure to let Michael and the family know that we sent you, we adore them!!

WAIT!!! I FORGOT TO TELL YOU ANOTHER AMAZING PERK- THE PHOTOS YOU CAN TAKE!! ITS ALSO A FANTASTIC PHOTO LOCATION!!!

What is the Bubble Bus?

Posted on June 22, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Events, Party, Reviews, RNYM Events, Uncategorized, We're Having a Party .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are our own.

It is often difficult to come up with ideas for entertainment at kids parties. Especially when they are at varying ages. Some may be too “young” for your whole crowd while others are too “advanced” for others. This year (A) has requested laser tag, and (E) can’t go because she is too small, its forced me to come up with a plan b while the party happens for her, since I know she won’t want to be left out.

One amazing option out there is the Bubble Bus. Everyone loves bubbles and proof of that is the reception that they received at our Egg Hunt this year. We are always trying to think of ways to improve our events so this year we had the bubble bus come. We were SO excited for the event, but the day of the weather was NOT cooperating.

It was cold and windy and we thought that there was NO WAY the bubbles would work out. Well, we were super wrong (and happily so). Peter came nice and early to get things set up, and rode around the site to find the best placement. Then he set up special tools to make sure that the bubbles didn’t break right away and would still work. We were still a little skeptical.

Well, there was certainly no need. The bubbles were awesome, and the owner Peter is so lovely to deal with. All the kids there (ages ranged from under a year to 14 years old) had fun chasing them and watching in wonder. The music added a nice touch as well. After the event we had SO many compliments on the addition of Bubble Bus, and several inquiries for parties.

See Movie: Bubble Bus Video

As always we appreciate it if you mention you heard about them here, here’s the info:

LoveNY@bubblebus.com
914.552.4740
www.bubblebus.com
www.facebook.com/bubblebusloveny
https://youtu.be/c6mdMHEVxnU

The Bubble Bus is the world’s most sure-fire way of spreading joy and bubbles to people of all ages.
The first and only mobile business of its kind, the Bubble Bus and its interactive bubble-making magic can appear anywhere you want to attract or entertain a crowd.

Going Swimmingly

Posted on June 15, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Classes, Classes for Kids, Health and Wellness, Reviews, Uncategorized .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post. All opinions expressed are our own.

One of the things that is nicest to have occur with this site, is when someone is genuinely happy with a recommendation. Which happens so often here. It makes all of the work that we put into the site totally worth it. I recently had one such experience and I just had to share it with you all.

As you know, my children have been swimming with Condors for 3 years now. First (A) and now (E), have learned, thrived, and enjoyed every moment. Well, it was after seeing the constant posts for my children at Condors, that a friend (and phenomenal directory photographer) Jennifer Tesker signed up her older daughter who was looking for a fun activity, and the peace of mind that comes with knowing that your children can swim safely at a town pool, family pool, birthday party, at the beach, anywhere really. Jennifer was kind enough to take some photos at one of our most recent classes (so you all don’t have to see my bad ones).

Back in November she signed her up and her progress is nothing short of Amazing. In the short time that she has been with the Condors she has improved from being a beginner swimmer to just before being selected for pre-team (the development program for the Condors competitive team).

In fact, she enjoys it so much that her little sister, who was originally uninterested, decided that she wanted to swim and is a swimmer now.

If that wasn’t enough, they have also referred friends who are now loving the program as well. I caught up with the girls after class and asked them what was their favorite part… They said “everything”, when pushed they said learning new things, new ways to swim.

Condors are holding registration for summer sessions now, and since the Felix Festa Pool will be under construction they are holding all classes at: 44 Henry Kaufman Road Orangeburg NY 10972. The schedule is below:

You can head over to their website to register- remember there is a discount if you are a resident, and an additional one if you refer a friend.

Tall Pines- Camp Spotlight!

Posted on April 19, 2017 by RocklandNYMom Posted in Camps, Reviews .

Disclosure: This is a sponsored post.

Summer Fun for Ages 3 – 6

www.tallpinesnurseryschool.net

84 Ehrhardt Rd. Pearl River, NY 10965
845-735-7227
tallpinesprek@aol.com

We are planning what promises to be a fun-filled summer with indoor and outdoor play, water games, cooking, crafts, singing, dancing and special events. The program will consist of 4 weekly sessions beginning each day at 9:00 am and concluding at 12:00 pm. Snack will be provided.

Rates : $200 per week, 3 weeks – $575, 4 Weeks – $725

Availability is on a first come first serve basis. All children must be toilet trained.

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