LET US TAKE CARE OF THEM,
SO YOU TAKE CARE OF YOU!
91%
are satisfied with their
Child Watch experience
Child Watch is a bright, playful world where kids can explore, imagine, and have fun—while parents enjoy their time at the Y with peace of mind!
Designed for children ages 6 months to 10 years, Child Watch offers a safe, supervised, and engaging space filled with hands-on activities and endless opportunities for play. From dramatic play corners and building zones to active games and brain-boosting puzzles, every child can find something to spark their curiosity and creativity.
Our room is brought to life with seasonal decorations and an ever-changing sensory bin, so each visit feels like a brand-new adventure. Laughter, movement, and discovery are always part of the experience!
Drop off your little ones for a fun-filled experience—and enjoy your workout, class, or swim knowing they’re having just as great a time as you are!
89%
recommend Child Watch
to another family
“We love Child Watch! It allows me to get my work out in and not have to worry about my kiddo is doing! Plus the staff are so friendly!”
CHILD WATCH HOURS
Child Watch Rules
- Children are allowed to be in Child Watch for up to 90 minutes at no charge. They can stay an extra 30 minutes for an additional charge (using a Child Watch punch card).
- A $1.00 per child fee will be charged per 15-minute increments beyond the first 90 minutes.
- Child Watch punch cards can be purchased at the YMCA front desk. Punch card packages can be purchased for $10.
- Safety of all participants is our top priority.
- All children must have a current Information/Emergency Contact form on file.
- Children should use the bathroom prior to entering the Child Watch room.
- Staff are not permitted to change diapers. In the case of an accident, parent/guardians will be contacted and are expected to change the diaper immediately. Parent/Guardians are expected to use our bathroom facilities to change diapers.
- No outside toys, food or beverages are allowed in Child Watch.
- YMCA Staff use redirection, positive reinforcement and problem-solving techniques to assist in learning moments.
- YMCA Staff document any and all unsafe, unacceptable or suspicious behavior of children within Child Watch.
- All YMCA Child Watch Staff are required by law to report any suspected abuse or neglect to a YMCA supervisor.
