Mrs Jury (English), 2 Children: Boy (4½), Boy (2)

"My first son was in the Baby Moves & Music classes when they first started. He graduated from class to class to Toddler Painting Classes and is now at Paint Pots nursery school. My younger son is now doing exactly the same and that is proof enough that I think Paint Pots House is exceptional. I can't recommend it enough to any parent."

"Why Paint Pots House? It's a nice way to bring you together with your child.
The approach is gentle,not pushy or loud. The teachers and assistants are lovely.
Both my sons are musical and Paint Pots has encouraged this. The atmosphere in classes is superb;
the children are not screaming because they are happy concentrating and fascinated and in tune with what
they are doing. It's been a real eye-opener for me".

"Paint Pots House helped me away from school. Their approach does make you think about how you behave at home,
where the word "no" is often used a lot. You look to find something positive to say and it makes a difference.
I look at my children as individuals, not replicas of me. I appreciate their differences".

"The classes can help children concentrate and by playing with everyday objects in the classroom,
they are more understanding of what these things mean at home"

"Sending your child to Paint Pots House as early as 6 months, like I did, adds to your relationship because it gives you more
tools to engage with your child at home. We sing together, paint and play music just like the classes but I am happy that I know that I am pushing my children beyond their capabilities because I know what stage they are at in the classes"

"I can't think of any child or parent who wouldn't benefit from Paint Pots House. The classes work equally well for boys and girls, they balance making things, getting grubby and using minds with action and physical expression, such as dancing and music"

"My eldest son surprises me by being able to really concentrate on something and think of all sorts of questions about it. Paint Pots House has opened his eyes to do this.".

"Creativity is everything. It helps children vocalise what they think and frees them in a healthy way. They become less inhibited".