Brains & Motion EducationReviews of brains-and-motion.com

Severely disorganized. Basically, it's a startup (using a "run and burn" tech startup mentality) that is exploiting parents' need for childcare. Based on our experiences (and several other parents from the looks of things) I don't buy the "origin story" for a second; they basically created the EXACT SAME SCENARIO that Poojah experienced but for her customers. The communication is abysmal, basically nonexistent. Calling in is an exercise in patience, as you'll deal with an apathetic call center employee. The California number changes almost every time they call back which leads me to believe it is forwarding. They DO NOT care about our children and have ZERO knowledge of how to run a successful program. Our son knew more than his teachers about Roblox. It's far too expensive for the absolute dumpster fire of an experience.

Would give 0 stars if i could. Big red flags. We signed our son up for a coding camp and the instructor he was assigned didn't know anything about coding. The main office sends us to the regional director who sends us back to the main office. Very disappointing. Would NOT recommend. Edit: despite multiple calls and emails we still do not have an instructor who knows unity. My son is using a Coursera course to learn unity during camp while other kids watch YouTube and play Roblox. The curriculum plans are incomplete. My son shared that one of the groups that shares the room with his group hasn't had an instructor in 2 days. We have pulled our son out of the future camps because of safety concerns. I'm not sure how this camp is allowed to operate.

I regret giving KidzToPros a second chance - it seems like there is very little communication and transparency from upper-management to the actual instructors running the camps (they mentioned there is extremely high turnover). It would be cheaper to just get a babysitter for your children than to sign them up for a camp.

Enrolled for Roblox programming camp where they were supposed to learn how to program an obstacle course. There was ZERO learning all week - the instructor was on his phone the entire time while the kids had free choice on the computers. I called and emailed to explain the situation and was told both times someone would call me back in 24 hours. It’s been 72 hours and no one has called me back. DO NOT ENROLL IN THEIR CAMPS. IT’S A SCAM. Update: They provide a generic apology without any details on how to get this resolved. Sounds just like the customer service rep on the phone and the one via email. I talked to 4 other disgruntled parents from the same camp and they have yet to hear back from the camp as well. Again, THIS PLACE IS A SCAM. Based on recent reviews from multiple sources, it looks like there may be enough parents who lost money to this company's falsely advertised services to start a class action suit.

First time and the last time. I'm regretting I put my kid in for 3 camps without reading more reviews. The first week of camp starting 6/13 in San Jose, Legacy Christian School short staffed on Day 1, then the remaining of the week there was no instructor specific for the camp as planned. The program didn't even bother to inform parents. Called customer support and was told will be contacted by project manager 24-48hrs and I'm on week 2 Friday and haven't heard from anyone. I've called and email 3-4 times and the same answer. Its a great daycare if that is all you want but not much for a summer camp to learn. I'm trying to get a refund for week 3 only if I could get in touch someone who is authorized. Absolutely dissatisfied and also came to know about negligence (which the camp didn't even bother to report to the parent).

Today was my child’s third day of camp (MakerSpace: Games & Toys 1 + Play It All Sports (ages 4-6) in Glenview, IL) and I found out that he was physically bullied today and yesterday by an older child (hit in the face and chest and knocked over). Michelle did inform us that this happened, but in a lackadaisical manner with a explanation as to why the child bullied my child - it seemed as though she wanted us to excuse this child’s behavior. I did not have the feeling that she felt the situation was urgent enough to really prevent further bullying incidents. I also don’t understand how the bullying went unnoticed on the first day that it happened considering there are 4 counselors and only 6 kids total. My son is the youngest in his group and the smallest physically, so I am quite upset that the team did not look out for his well being adequately. He will not be attending the last two days of camp.

After I emailed yesterday about adding more tennis instruction to the camp, the teacher today told the campers that they “could have done more fun things but (my son) had to tell his mom we weren’t doing enough tennis”. The kids teased him the rest of the time telling him he had ruined their day. This is unacceptable.

my 5 year son was enrolled for makerspace vehicles camp. on day 1, they played mafia (a party game) for a long while, and then in the playground on a day when the temperature was 95 F. when i picked him up, i found the instructors staying busy with their mobile phones, and after i heard from the camp director that they did not get any supplies. for the price of the camp, how can they not have basic supplies is beyond me. i had read several poor reviews online on multiple forums, so this experience confirms the scam camp.