Los Angeles, California
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L.A. Business caters to PARENTS & kids
Pamper & Play is the first-ever indoor play studio with play supervisors who will watch your children!. Our friendly and professional staff is always available to supervise and entertain your child while you relax or work in our comfy and beautiful parent loft-lounge. Indulge in coffee, wifi and plush seating while your little ones enjoy the ball pit, play structure, play house, outdoor patio, books and toys. Walk in anytime for one of our many special events including our mani-pedi play dates, preschool transition and more! We offer awesome babysitters, pampering for parents and a safe and fun
play area for kids that comes with built-in playmates!
Plus, two Saturday nights a month we offer Parents Night Out where parents can drop off their kids for dinner, dancing, plan and fun while parents enjoy a night on the town.
Running this type of business has been rewarding but also difficult beyond my wildest dreams! I give credit to anyone who takes the risk to start a new business—no matter how large or small. And I also give credit to moms. They DO IT ALL these days. I'm thankful that we've made it to our second year and that Pamper & Play has become one of L.A.'s best kept little secrets. And when I think of ALL the people who have left with a smile on their face it truly makes me happy. Whether they were in for a birthday party, play date or some much needed R&R, we're truly dedicated to making sure that every parent and child who walks in has a great time. That makes the hard work all worth while.
I truly believe that EVERY parent needs a break: moms, dads, working parents AND especially stay at home parents. Parenting is the hardest job on the planet and the only way to do it effectively is to take care of YOURSELF!
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