Remarkable Website - Indoor Playground Will Help You Get There

That is a question I have asked very frequently when I tell folks that I have a drama café. "Is that like an indoor play gym with slides and rock climbing structures and trampolines?" I guess that's what happens when you introduce an entirely new concept to your town.
Indoor playgrounds have been around for a while, and there are lots of of these in our town of Burlington and neighbouring cities of Oakville and Hamilton. They're the places that you take your children to when they want to burn off their energy if it is too cold out to visit the park, or whenever you don't want them to tear your house apart. They're the places where your children can run around through mazes, climb ropes, slide down slides and let out all the crazy!
It was really at an indoor playground - www.twitarcade.com, that the idea of Chickadee Family Cafe was born within my head. I had taken my afterward two-and-a-half year old to a popular indoor play area in our hometown Burlington and strove to keep up with him as he ran down slides and through mazes. I crouched into tiny corners chasing my little man around and came out completely exhausted (go ahead, insert jokes about just how out of shape I am here).
As soon as I emerged from the drama structures, I looked at the other parents. Many were standing about trying to keep a visual in their own kids' whereabouts. Some were calling their kids' titles, trusting that they weren't stuck in a maze...'cause c am on, most of us know no grownup wants to have to climb all the way up those arrangements to regain a crying kid. Mostly, they looked bored and exhausted. Perhaps their kids woke up at 6am too.
I had fun with my son, which was the major aim of going to the indoor playground, but in a place filled with other moms and dads around my age with children around my son's age, there was a massive chance for building relationship with my community that I felt was completely overlooked. However, the air didn't actually lend itself to using an actual conversation.
I began to research what else was out there to get some quality mother -- son time which didn't need me to crawl on my hands and knees and squeeze my butt through a tunnel fit for a toddler. I found play cafes. Play cafes are comparatively new to Canada, but have been around the UK, Australia and the US for years. A drama café combines the requirements of both parents and kids, fueling parents with caffeinated beverages while supplying ample play area for kids to explore and have fun.
Play cafes accept the community-focused way of a café and include a play area for children. In Chickadee Family Café, we supply that coffee shop atmosphere which you're utilized to sipping your latte in as well as an enjoyable child-friendly environment full of toys and imaginative based play actions. Once the play area is closed and the kiddos are in bed, our space can easily transform into a day meeting space for parent workshops, a couples' date night or a meeting place for mompreneurs.
While most indoor playgrounds either don't offer meals or serve up fast food choices or vending machine snacks, a play café is a full sized café with espresso based beverages along with a hearty menu of healthy snacks and lunch items.
A drama café is a bridge between a historical years' center and your regional trendy café.
I hope that helped to explain the difference between an indoor park and a play café. We can not wait to start our doors and invite you to experience the difference for yourself.