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Mommies & Minnows, Fathers & Fry Returns!

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We’re happy to announce that Mommies & Minnows, Fathers & Fry returns on August 26! We are happy to have received such a great response to our previous classes and would like to share the feedback with you!

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Parent: Eashia Levy, Child: Johari, 3 years old
“I would like you to know I’ve been home for 5 years now between both of my children and we’ve done a variety of classes… and your class has been my favorite. You pack that hour with so many fun things… it is always a great flow. So just wanted to say thanks for the energy and thought you put into your class, it is appreciated. Keep up the great and fun work.”

Parent: Danielle Ziegler, Child: Ezra, 4 years old
“As a parent in Philadelphia, I’m always excited about educational opportunities that are offered for young children. The Mommies & Minnows, Fathers & Fry program is, by far, one of the BEST offered in the city, that my son and I have ever attended! Ms. Melena does an excellent job at creating a weekly class that helps children discover the water world around them through fun interactive ways.”

Parent: Kevin Fry, Child: Zach, 4 years old
“I look forward to more classes, as I have less than a year of school left and this is also a stepping zone for Zach to go to a daycare and school.  You’ve done a great job fitting in all of the activities and I’m sure a lot of prep-time goes into getting everything ready, and it’s greatly appreciated.  I have also learned many things to do at home with Zach from the classes.”

Parent: Christine, Children: Lucy and Leo, 4 years old
“Thank you!  The kids really enjoy your program and I agree, they are definitely becoming more comfortable and confident and I feel a lot of that is due to you and your efforts. The Mommies and Minnows lessons are well planned and appropriate for the intended age range with literature, art, and movement components that reinforce the content.  My children’s’ knowledge base has increased as witnessed by their reference to the information learned throughout their day.”