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What You'll Get
Kids, like tomatoes, grow on their own and bruise when squeezed too hard with a set of tongs. Today’s Groupon lets you coddle your human tomatoes: for $25, you get four weeks of unlimited open play (a $65 value) and four bonus classes (a $20 value each) with waived initiation fee at Gymboree Play & Music on East Beltline Avenue (up to a $145 total value).
Gymboree offers a bevy of baby-engaging classes in which parents and wee ones work together to build the tot's creativity and encourage development through play. Open-gym times allow moms and dads to socialize with each other while their children explore the open-play floor and plan an overthrow of parental governments. Weekly classes are available for newborns to wizened 5-year-olds. This deal includes two classes, such as rhythm-building music classes, imagination-expanding art classes, mobility-enhancing sports classes, and Gymboree's most popular class, Play & Learn, plus all family classes. The 45-minute classes help to build an everlasting bond that will feel like being tethered to each other with an Ethernet cable. Visit the online schedule for open-gym times and to choose classes that fit in with other time demands.
The Fine Print
Promotional value expires Aug 31, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per household, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Limit 1 per visit. Must activate by 8/31/11, membership expires 4 weeks from activation date. Children must be 5 or younger. Adult supervision required. Must sign waiver. New clients only. Non-transferable. May redeem across visits. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
About Gymboree Play & Music
In Gymboree Play & Music's most popular class, Play & Learn, tots master skills such as cause and effect, problem solving, and good communication through games and play. The notion that learning should be fun for the under-five set permeates all of Gymboree's classes. From music and art to sports activities, most classes are calibrated for development at six-month age intervals. Mixed-age classes teach cooperation, as kids play movement games or perform songs on musical instruments. Older children take the school-skills class to learn skills that will help them in school and during conference calls with the president. All of this takes place in a well-padded indoor playground with tunnels, slides, and bridges designed by nationally renowned playground designer Jay Beckwith to withstand tiny bare feet and the wrath of resident trolls.