Taking your baby to Gymboree Southlake?

Taking your baby to Gymboree Southlake for the first time? Four things worth knowing before you go.

1. The front door stays locked. You get buzzed in at the right-side door, under the awning.
2. It isn't a drop-off class. You're on the floor with your little one, so grown-ups wear socks. The desk sells them if you forget.
3. Babies under 14 months have their own membership, with unlimited classes for less than the standard plans.
4. Classes book through the Gymboree Play & Music app, up to about a month out. Set it up before your first week.

Babies who aren't walking yet also get an Open Gym time of their own, separate from the general one.

Their first class is Babies & Crawlers (0–17 months): songs and sensory play, then the equipment once they crawl. As they grow, the classes grow with them:
Walkers (10–20 months): climbing, crawling and balancing, plus sing-alongs and group play.
Runners (1–2 years): every class plays with opposites, like loud and quiet, fast and slow.
Explorers (22 months to 6 years): the play floor turns into a grocery store, a jungle safari or a trip to space.
Family Art (2–6 years) and Family Music (0–6 years) round it out.

The studio is offering my followers 20% off a first month of membership, plus a free preview class. Tell them WeSouthlake sent you.

Comment GYM and I'll send you the link to book a free preview class.