To ensure that you and your child get the most enjoyment out of your time at Gymboree, please read and follow our class and safety guidelines below. Class Guidelines Try to arrive no more than ten minutes before your class. Please wait outside the classroom until the teacher invites the class in. For each class, please check in with our site managers so that we can mark your track card and our attendance sheet. Remember to make name tags for you and your child. Shoes are not permitted in the play area. Adults must wear socks.  Children should be barefoot or wear non-skid socks. Food and drinks are prohibited in the play area.  Only children 4 years and below are allowed on the Play equipment. For the consideration of all, please do not bring a sick child to class. Schedule a make-up class.   Make-up Classes From time to time, you may miss your Gymboree class. Our exceptionally flexible make-up policy is designed to meet your real-world needs. Before or after you miss a class, you can schedule a make-up class. To do so, refer to the current class schedule, select an alternate class and call our office at least 24 hours in advance to book the make-up class. Please schedule them  as soon as possible before or after a missing class. You must schedule make-up classes within your enrollment session as missed classes are non-transferable and non-refundable after your expiry date. You may also attend the age-appropriate music or arts program for a make-up class. However, you should call our office 24 hours in advance to book the make-up class.   Safety For the safety of your child and other children at Gymboree, we respectfully ask that you follow our few simple safety guidelines: 1. Be There and Be Aware   Every child must be accompanied by an adult and we ask that you remain within arm's length (hugging distance) of your child at all times.   2. No Siblings Siblings may not be brought to class.  Please make other arrangements for the sibling who is not enrolled in that particular class.   Participation •Adults are important role models for their children. At Gymboree, we ask all adults to participate and follow their child's lead as each child progresses at  his or her own pace. •