Gyms Offering Childcare In + Around Detroit

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AshleyOshinsky
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One of the biggest struggles in motherhood is finding time for ourselves–especially time to take care of our physical health. It’s not easy to find the time and space for a consistent workout, especially when our kids are not school-aged yet. It can also be really hard to find gyms offering childcare, and this makes it so hard to find time for ourselves.

But, it’s so important to find the time to take care of you. This is especially important so that our kids see us making healthy choices for our mental and physical health.

Trust me, I know it’s hard to take the time for yourself. But, it’s so beyond worth it. So, I’ve searched the Metro Detroit area for gyms that offer childcare, so that having some self-care time is a little easier!

Here are 14 gyms offering childcare in + around Detroit:

The Barre Code | Birmingham, Northville, + Rochester Hills

This studio is mom-owned, so they definitely know what’s up! They offer many classes daily with a kids room. Not every class time offers childcare, but there are plenty of options. The kids room does need an additional membership.

Beverly Hills Club | Beverly Hills

Another great place for the entire family. The Beverly Hills Club offers tennis, swimming, martial arts, pilates, yoga, spinning, and the list goes on! Plus, the “kidz world” is free for all members, up to 90 minutes per session.

Burn Boot Camp | Canton, New Hudson, Northville, + Troy

If you’re into a structured class, this is the perfect place for you. All of their unlimited memberships offer childcare, which makes it so convenient for moms. Not all of their classes have childcare, but most do.

Detroit Body Garage | Detroit

This gym is just so cool, and it’s owned by a mom! While this gym doesn’t offer “childcare,” they do have a class called Firebirds every Monday and Wednesday that allows you to bring your child to class. This is a great way to get your workout in, and let your kids see you doing it!

Lifetime Fitness | Various Locations

Lifetime Fitness is another great option for the entire family. They have everything you’d want to do and more, like yoga, spinning, swimming, tennis, and a spa. The best part of Lifetime is the number of locations they have–there’s so many! The childcare membership ranges from $20-$50 per child each month, which includes two hours of care per day.

YMCA | Various Locations

Youth sports, swimming, group classes, and free childcare are all included in your membership. The YMCA is a budget-friendly option with plenty of area locations to choose from. Plus, if you’re a member, you get discounted pricing on their swim and sports programs for the littles!

Other Notable Mentions

Here are some other options that offer some form of childcare either part-time, for certain classes, or have full-blown kids areas. Some of the options below have pools ans offer swim lessons for kids, at a cost. Others offer tennis lessons, rock climbing walls, gymnastics, or a cafe on-site.

Whether you want a more intimate boutique experience or an all-encompassing facility, there’s truly something here for everyone!

At the end of the day, it’s so important to take care of ourselves so we’re healthy and happy. You can’t pour from an empty cup! I hope you’re able to check out some of these gyms offering childcare in and around Detroit, and find a way to make a little more time for yourself.

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AshleyOshinsky
AshleyOshinsky
http://higherliving.us
I’ve lived in 15 different places in 30 years. Growing up in a divorced family, we moved a lot. During the recession, I called many places home. I’ve seen my childhood home go into foreclosure and seen many friends & family experience the same. Home has always been more of a feeling than a place for me, as it had to be during hard times. Most of my family was in the mortgage and real estate industry. I saw them lose their jobs and businesses when the market crashed in 2008. In a matter of a year, several homes that meant a whole lot to me get foreclosed on and bought by someone else. The world as I had known it for 18 years changed pretty much overnight. It was a scary time for me as I was a freshman in college. My mom was in a new relationship with my now step dad, and I wasn’t sure where home was for me. Deep down, I had a very strong desire to live in a space that was all mine for a long period of time. I was sick of moving, sick of struggling, and wanting stability. I knew I had a long way to go before I would be able to afford my own home. I had a lot of growing to do in all aspects of life. I had four years of college to complete, a career to establish and get my credit where it needed to be. I had no clue what I wanted to do with my life or Communications degree, to be honest. All I knew was that I wanted to help people in some capacity. Everything came into focus for me when I was 22 and almost done with college. I was searching for a new job & came across an opportunity at a boutique real estate office in downtown Royal Oak. I went in for the interview and got the position on the spot. I also enrolled in my real estate licensing class, took the exam, and got licensed. I knew this opportunity to learn the business inside and out was my ticket to making a career for myself. I knew a career into real estate could have the potential to change my life and help me help others. It was redemption for me after what my family went through in 2009. Finally, I was taking control of something that turned my world upside down. I also knew that real estate was in my blood! I was only at that job for about a year, as it wasn’t the right environment for me to succeed. I moved on to a career in real estate, which inspired me to create Higher Living Real Estate. I got married in 2017 and we were finally in a place to take the ultimate risk and buy our first home in 2018! We’re expecting our first child this fall. House hunting took a lot of convincing on my part to my husband, Vic. He thought we should stay in our rental that we’d had for seven long years. and save more money. He worried that we would get in over our heads. I was fearful too, I mean I had seen people I love lose everything. I didn’t want to lose everything I had worked for. But something inside me said f*ck fear and to go for it, you’re ready! So, that’s exactly what we did. We got our pre-approval, had the money for the down payment, and found the home that we wanted to buy. On my 29th birthday, we closed on our first home. It was an experience that changed our life. It had been almost 15 years since I was in a home that was not a rental or roommate situation. My husband and I now have something that is ours, that we can paint and design the way we like. We can have friends and family over and entertain. These were all things I thought were super far away for me. Now, we’re expecting our first child, we’ve started to think about getting a larger house. We know we're going to grow out of this house soon. It’s scary to think that the home we worked so hard for and are finally settled in won’t be our forever home. But, we know that there’s something out there that will be big enough for us & the family we want to have in the coming years. Let's be honest, the journey to start a family is scary enough. The thought of selling our first home & buying something new on top of it all can be a lot to handle. Taking a financial risk coupled with balancing a family is difficult, but I choose to not let fear define me. Having been through that leap recently myself, I know exactly how you’re feeling. I know what petty arguments you’re having with your partner. I know what it takes to get through the process as quick & seamless as possible!
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