Are There Any Gyms That Offer Child Care For Infants?

I know 24 hour fitness offers a little day care area, but I don’t think they accept infants. Is there any gym that does?

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This entry was posted on Thursday, February 25th, 2010 at 12:45 am and is filed under baby helth. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

7 Responses to “Are There Any Gyms That Offer Child Care For Infants?”

  1. ☆Lindsey & Jackson☆ on February 25th, 2010 at 4:14 am

    The YMCA. If you have one in your area.

  2. Bally Total Fitness usually accepts infants over 6 months in age, but they require you to buy ’sessions’ (here it’s $29 for 10 2-hour sessions) and be alert to the overhead speakers, as they will call you for feedings or diaper changes.

  3. LA fitness does, they are great there by the way!

  4. Lifetime fitness offers infant care only during the week and I think one or two evenings if you are signed up for a class.
    Alternatively, get some of those DVDs and work at home until your child is old enough for the child care. I recommend Walk Away the Pounds (at Target or Walmart), but if you are already pretty fit, you probably want something more energetic.

  5. i thought Bally’s Total Fitness offered child care for infants as well… i think generally if your child isnt in diapers there really inst a fitness center that has childcare while you work out, however i could be wrong, you may find a fitness center thats a smaller organization that will care for infants.
    but check Bally’s i swear ive taken my child there a few times and she was not in diapers.. she was asleep as well and i usually did a quick 30 min workout?

  6. BALLY’S TOTAL FITNESS!

  7. Investigate who is looking after your child when you find one that has a nursery. I signed on to St Louis Gym specifically because they had a kids club for my son. I picked him up once, the regular gal had left him with the maintenance man. Another time, when I was to drop him off(we even had to call ahead and make appointmen with nursery), I was left alone with 5 other kids while the person went off to make a sale-the regular girl had gone to get him lunch-it was half an hour before she returned-he just left me in charge of all those children without even knowing anything about me.
    To me, it did not feel safe to leave him there, anyone could walk right in and get him, and I have never gone back.

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