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Fitness Factory understands the challenges of maintaining a health and fitness routine while caring for young children. To support families, all Fitness Factory locations are equipped with on-site crèche facilities, allowing parents to train with peace of mind. Whether fitting in a quick workout or enjoying a yoga class, members can feel confident that their children are being cared for by experienced staff in a safe, welcoming environment.
The crèche caters to children aged 6 weeks to 12 years, offering age-appropriate activities that promote creativity, movement, and social interaction. Designed to keep children happy and engaged, the clean and secure space includes story time, crafts, games, toys, and supervised play.
Crèche services are available during peak times to accommodate busy schedules and are included as part of a Fitness Factory membership. Whether a first-time parent or managing multiple children, families can rely on Fitness Factory’s supportive, family-friendly facilities to help make fitness a little easier.
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