Boogie Babies

Great place for little ones!!! Would probably get rid of the computers, I’ve never seen them used and just focus on the baby– toddler age group. Nice owner, clean, great place to run around when the weather keeps you indoors.

Great, affordable place to take your little ones for fun. The owner is a super nice, welcoming guy. A great place to get the kids together and play!

Very pleased w/​this place! It is very clean, well organized, the owner is very friendly, the set up is PERFECT! This place was exactly what I was looking for to bring my 2.5 yo daughter! We are from Chicago & in MI for a business trip. My daughter LOVED it from the moment we walked in… and cried because she didn’t want to leave! I will definitely bring her back every time we are in town.

Such an awesome place to go when you just want to get out of the house and have fun without emptying your wallet! They have an area dedicated to crawlers which is very hard to find in places! They areas for the older children is amazing and looks fun! So much pretending and exploring goes on!

Boogie Babies is a great concept– parents can hang out while their kids play, there are tons of different options for kids to play with, there is a small café, and they even offer classes like kindermusic and dance so that older siblings can take a class while younger siblings play, which makes life a lot easier for the parents! The owner is great– I have a hard time believing the things people are saying about his attitude!

It is the third time I go to this place. It is nice however the owner has attitude like you are in his house; he is cleaning right on your guests back; this last time we went it was an special event and he treated my guests not very nicely. Most of my guest felt uncomfortable.

This is a brilliantly simple concept – the type of business every parent has thought of at one point or another, and wished someone would open. It’s like a giant playroom (actually several rooms) where kids can roam free and play at will, with very little parental involvement necessary. You still have to watch your own kids – it’s not a daycare – but there’s virtually nothing they can hurt themselves on. Several different areas to choose from, like a giant chalkboard, a kitchen toy set, a big slide and jungle gym, even a dance room and a row of Xboxes. The choices are a lot more diverse than other kid places. There’s also an actual kitchen and tv area for parents to relax in. A no-​frills, straightforward concept.
I gather that there are other services available too, like dance classes and parenting classes, with more being added all the time.
Plus, I feel like I’m helping out a sincere, family-​run local business by being here. I got to talking with the owner, who’s a down to earth guy and parent himself, just trying to serve a need he saw in the way that makes the most sense to him. If you have small kids, I recommend checking this place out.

I had never heard of this place until some fellow moms suggested we meet here for a play date. We went on a Friday morning and were the only 3 mom-​kid combos in the place. It was $ 5 for tots under 2. The space was very open with lots of toys and things for the kids to do. There was a book/​reading area, play kitchen area, a train table, a big twisty slide (which was a little scary, even for me, but my kid seemed to like it), some tumbling mats, a TV room and a few computers, there were also various toys scattered about. Boogie Babies also has snacks and beverages for purchase. My almost 2 year old daughter loved it! It was clean and the man working was very nice and checked in on us occasionally to make sure we were doing ok and to change the DVD playing in the TV room so that the moms didn’t lose their minds watching the same show over and over again. The location is a little out of the way from where we live, but if we’re ever meeting up for a play date this will definitely be on my list of places to go.

This place is a neat concept — kind of like going to a daycare with your kid, so he or she can play with the toys there while you watch. It’s an alternative if you don’t have a lower level rec. room in your home or a spot for your kid to meet other kids and play. The indoor jungle gym is geared more toward kids older than 2. The little tot slide seemed too boring for a 28 month old. There are a number of different toys in decent shape. Several computers exist and a huge screen projector in a separate room. Lots of books can be perused. They have tables and chairs for taking food breaks. It’s nice they let you come back later for free on the same day. They offer some weekly enrichment programs you can signup your child to attend.

I like that this is a very affordable fun place to take my 1 ½ year old.
It has dancing, music, a jungle gym, snacks and it is pretty clean.
The reason I stopped going here is because they book private parties and close the entire thing down. I live 45 minutes away and I didn’t think to call first, so when I arrived they were closed and open only for the private party attendees.
Also the first time I went here they closed up two hours early so that the owners could take their kids to a monster truck rally. Good for their kids but I paid for a full day. The owner started shutting everything down and saying that it was time to go.
I don’t want to have to check their site or call every time I want to visit to make sure that they are going to be open for me.

What a pleasant surprise on a gloomy afternoon! Spacious, clean and lots of fun for the preschool set. My daughter absolutely loved the disco/​dress-​up area. My only complaint is that the sightline from the snack area is not that great. You have to leave food and beverages in there, so you have to keep abandoning your drink in order to peer around corners and make sure there’s no mischief going on!

Living Social offered 6 visits to Boogie Babies in Rochester Hills for only $ 18, so I just had to try it out. Wow, what a pleasant surprise. First, I should say that the website does not showcase everything Boogie Babies has to offer.
Finding Boogie Babies was pretty easy. It is right off of Crooks road, north of M-​59. They are tucked away in a building with many other businesses and when I saw all of their space, I was quite impressed. Every room is brightly decorated, creating a welcoming and fun environment.
The main area for the kids play is quite large. There is a gigantic chalkboard and craft area. Across the way from the arts and crafts area is the play kitchen which was stocked with all the goodies a kitchen would need. Going under the arch will lead you to the baby area. The large soft blocks provide ample opportunity for little ones to work on their gross motor skills. Next to the baby area is the theater. There is always some kind of dancing video playing that encourages children to get moving in front of the big screen. Costumes, wigs and props add to the excitement and pretend play. Four computer stations are available with age appropriate learning games for young children. For older siblings, they have a Wii and PS3. Rosa was a little too young to enjoy this section. Lastly, there is a play structure that reaches the ceiling, with a large spiral slide for the older children. At the top there is a tree house with monkey rings. There is also a section for the infants and toddlers with stairs and a small slide. In the toddler section there are a few puzzles that Rosa really enjoyed.
I really can’t say enough good things about this place. The owner was super friendly and helpful. Everything was very clean and Rosa had so much fun. We can’t wait to go back!!! Hope to see you next time we are there.

I got the Livingsocial deal for $ 18 for 6 pop-​ins, which was a great deal. The place is big with a kitchen, snack shop, a big video area with a projector and a corner for dress-​up, etc. The play structure is medium sized, compared to what I’ve seen. The slide is quite steep and scary, even for adults. Even my brave child freaked out and my cautious child just refused to go down the thing altogether. The computer area is ok., but I’m not one to get my kids outta my house so they can sit and play video games there. The man watching the place was very nice and accomodating though. I can see having a party there but I think the party space would probably not hold much more than 10 kids + parent/​s. Overall. I think the place was all right, nothing great. I’m just glad I’ve only paid $ 18 for the 6 pop-​ins, and would never pay $ 8 for each kid to play there.