Chelsea Piers Field House Toddler Gym
Open play time for toddlers in Chelsea Piers' Field House, with soft gym equipment for climbing, tumbling and exploring. The same building also offers toddler classes and parties.
A Flatiron kids' club where babies, toddlers and preschoolers take milestone-based gymnastics classes that progress into leveled skills. Kids work on rolls, balance and bars in a kid-sized gym.
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Seasonal semesters; camps and parties
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Ages 0–10.
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Seasonal semesters; camps and parties
38 East 22nd Street, 10010, in Flatiron, Manhattan.
Yes. NY Kids Club 22nd Street is indoors, so it works on rainy or cold days.
Registration is handled by NY Preschool & Kids Club: nypreschoolandkidsclub.com, or call (917) 525-4559.
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