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gymboree gymcrawlers- worth it?

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hazlinh · 16/08/2004 02:15

has anyone tried out gymboree's gymcrawler sessions? is it worth it to sign up for 6 weeks or more? have just come back from their open day, and attended a free trial class. seems fun but dunno if its worth shelling out that much money for 6 or more sessions....anyone who's had experience? plus dunno if timing is right yet. dd at 6 months is an early crawler, having started crawling at 5 months. but she's nowhere near as advanced as some of the 8 month olds i saw in the class. she was happy to just nibble at the equipment rather than crawl towards a ball!!!

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hazlinh · 17/08/2004 02:30

anyone??

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almost40 · 17/08/2004 03:20

I joined DD when she was around 1 yr old, and it didn't even seem worth it then. IMO, if you have a good park or good toys, I think your dd would have just as much fun. She isn't going to be 'playing' with the other children at this age. I was told that at such a young age, gymboree is more for the mums to meet than it is for their children. HTH.

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hazlinh · 17/08/2004 03:30

thanks. i had a niggling suspicion that was the case..

anyone else?

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eldestgirl · 17/08/2004 13:02

I would wait a few more months. Gym walkers is much more fun for them. Gym crawlers always strikes me as an expensive baby group without coffee or cake!

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