Back in Maywe told you about the awesome mom salon coming to Lubbock and we’re one step closer to opening.
This place will be where mothers can go to relax and also allow their children to play. Moms work hard and deserve something like this in Lubbock.
The owners, Mary McCabe and Anna O’Steen, started this as an option for moms to do while pretending their kids are exploring, learning, and growing. The owner’s goal is for mothers to heal and be happy.
This is not like other sites you have seen here. This business will offer mothers opportunities for prenatal and postnatal education, mommy and me classes and prenatal yoga. There will also be baby signature courses and infant massage.
Although this is already a lot, there is the mother. The Mom Lounge and Playspace will have a safe indoor space for your children to participate in activities. Your kids can get active and enjoy the area to learn and grow, you can sit back and enjoy some messages on your neck.
According to the last story we wrote, Maria Montessori once stated that “the goal of early education should be to activate the child’s own natural desire to learn.” These cognitive growth opportunities will not only encourage creativity and self-discipline, but also teach cooperative play. This type of resource can be hard to find here in the Hub City unless your child is enrolled in school, making this a spectacular place for young children to build a foundation for success.
You can also book them for a party or rent out their classroom for birthdays, baby showers, mothers night and more.
The facility has begun to break ground and will open this fall with no set month yet. The signs are up and we’re one closer opening in the Village Shopping Center at 82nd and Quaker. You can learn more about them at Facebook page.
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