Gymboree Play & Music, West Los Angeles

It's April 1st and this month we're celebrating Neurodiversity at Gymboree Play & Music. To kick of the month and our new theme, head over to the blog to see our book recommendations for this month.

Sometimes you have to march to the beat of your own drum. This photo comes from our Aliso Viejo location.

Our Las Vegas location play Pin the Nose on Gymbo as a fun way to introduce vocabulary for directions!

Possibilities are endless with our unique playscapes and equipment. When children come into our sites, they can imagine they are atop of a pirate ship on the top of our structures or floating down the stream on a lily pad. Our tubee's lend themselves to a number of creations but as a tool for development, it also helps children strengthen muscles when they jump on it or bounce on it.

The January book recommendations are live on GymboBuzz!

Photo credit @gymboreeclasses_glendaleaz

Happy New Year from Gymboree Play & Music!

Merry Christmas from Gymboree Play & Music!

Turkeys so cute, your tots will gobble them up. Get this recipe and others on Gymbobuzz.

Want a family friendly game to help teach your tots about gratitude and thanks? We found this game over on the Love Peace and Tiny Feet blog. Link in profile. https://www.lovepeaceandtinyfeet.com/family-thanksgiving-g/

Hello Sweet November!

Cute little lion! #Gymboween2020

A little self-care for parents, goes a long way for kids.

We're getting crafty over on Gymbobuzz. See our latest blog featuring 10 Halloween Crafts to Try At Home. Check it out here: https://rb.gy/ogv7ee Image credit Parents Magazine & Project Kid.

Same great content, but with a new look! Check out the latest episode of #TheParentPod on Gymbobuzz, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

How many pumpkins can you count?

Many are feeling the effects of social distancing, but the situation is especially tricky for young children who might have otherwise been socialized in community classes, or learning groups. So what can you do to support your child's social emotional growth during this time? This article has 4 suggestions that might help.

Research has shown that a secret to contentment is simply taking the time to notice and enjoy the small pleasures in your daywhether that’s the cute way your child mispronounces a word or her excitement about taking off her training wheels. Read more about making the most out of these small, but magnificent memories over on Parents.com.

Just for laughs.

f the hubbub of the fall festivities leaves you and your little ones stressed or sleepy, can we suggest a good old fashioned holiday movie to pass the time? We scoured the internet and came up with a list of 10 parent-approved Halloween movies for kids 7 and under. See who made the list.