Home Kids Birthday Party Ideas My Gym Bellevue By JacquiBJune 3, 2009 Search more like this birthday-partychildhood-developmenthow-toshopping-centergymearsquealgroupshakersneakcrossroadtrapezegrilled-cheesebreeze Read next Kids Birthday Party Ideas 40+ Elf on the Shelf Ideas (because You’re Gonna Need Them) Kids Birthday Party Ideas 23 Swaddles & Baby Sleep Sacks We Love Kids Birthday Party Ideas Channel Your Inner Clark Griswold with These 14 Holiday Inflatables Kids Birthday Party Ideas 18 Festive Holiday Gifts for $25 & Under Kids Birthday Party Ideas Do You Decorate Early for the Holidays? Psychologists Say It May Make You Happier Movers & Shakers There’s just nothing cuter than a baby squealing with delight from the middle of a ball pit. Except, maybe a 2 year old zooming down a zip-line with an ear-to-ear grin. Or, a five year old finally mastering a trapeze skill with a proud “I did that all by myself” look of wonder. My Gym offers movement classes for all ages, from six week old babies (Little Bundles) all the way up to 13 year olds (Cardio Kids). Kids gradually master important physical skills such as balance and coordination, while also learning how to follow instructions, work as a group, and take turns. The best part, is that they are having a blast while they are learning all of these important life skills. It’s almost like successfully sneaking vegetables into their favorite grilled cheese sandwich! Programs are tailored specifically to each age group by child development specialists, fitness experts, and doctors…or as they call it, the “dream team”. My Gym makes birthday parties a breeze for parents. Teachers lead your crowd of little party-goers in games, songs,dances, and activities and will incorporate your child’s preferred songs. My Gym Bellevue 900 160th Ave NE #1 (One block east of Crossroads Shopping Center Off NE 8th St) Bellevue, WA 98008 425.451.1393 www.mygymbellevue.com P.S. Mention RT and save $25 on membership or a birthday party.
Kids Birthday Party Ideas Do You Decorate Early for the Holidays? Psychologists Say It May Make You Happier