Little Beakers - Cypress - Cypress, Texas

Micheal W.

Great place to take your kids! I actually enjoyed the activities as well. Im 1/2 nerd 🤓1/2 street and I enjoy science and art! The hour went by quite fast as it always does when you’re having fun.

My kid had a blast! The ladies working were excellent too!

David S.

This is a really cool place! I took my daughter here for an hour and it was a perfect place to spend some one on one quality time with the kiddo. The Young folks working the place were super polite and helpful, and they've got a good setup to make it easy for everyone to do the experiments.

Queen D.

We came for a birthday party. This location has ONE BATHROOM! ONE TOILET, ONE STALL! I came while another party and a large group were going on and caused a child in our group to potty on themselves since the bathroom was occupied. When we finally used the bathroom I can say the wall art and ceiling decor was really cool and nice with zodiac astrology and planets. We recently visited another location (woodlands) our guests enjoyed it so much they had a party 2 weeks later at this location and I do not recommend this location. Wendy was our instructor, she did her best but didn’t have control it almost seemed as if she is not as experienced but she was super kind and did a okay. The kids did enjoy themselves so that’s all that matters, a little rushed but still fun. I do recommend little beakers, but be mindful of location and time.

John M.

I wouldn't recommend the summer camps. My child is in the mini-doctors camp which, while I realize is supposed to be themed and it's not like she's going to be doing any serious experiments, I would not expect to be a waste of money in showing her how to make slime or a bath bomb when neither of those things have any apparent relevance with learning about the human body or medicine.

My other daughter did the Robotics Toyshop camp last week, and they made slime in that one as well.

So I guess it's worth the hundreds of dollars if you need 15 hours of engagement for the week and you want your kid to make slime.

Kathy B.

My granddaughter and I loved this place. Our first visit and hopefully not our last. She loved making her own slime and coke explosion. Great one on one with your child. Could be more difficult if they are busier or you have multiple children with you but Such a great idea!!

Erin C.

My son, who is on the spectrum, loved the week at camp he had here. He came home everyday with a smile. Unfortunately on the last day a teacher lost patience with him in front of the entire lab, myself, as well as his other classmates. I understand my kids are frustrating but the public shaming is a lack of compassion and obviously training. It was a great week before I experienced that.

Greg W.

Really cool place to take kids. The leaders were very calm and patient with the kids of all ages in doing the experiments.

Alison H.

I took my 5 and 3.5 year old boys there this morning and we had a great experience. Everything was clean, organized and labeled. Lab coats and glasses were provided and every experiment is cleaned up for you! The amount of experiments we were able to do was impressive because at home it would take a while to research, set up, perform and clean each one. I love science and want my children to as well, this place fosters that. I highly recommend! Fun for all!

Micheal W.

Great place to take your kids! I actually enjoyed the activities as well. Im 1/2 nerd 🤓1/2 street and I enjoy science and art! The hour went by quite fast as it always does when you’re having fun.

My kid had a blast! The ladies working were excellent too!

David S.

This is a really cool place! I took my daughter here for an hour and it was a perfect place to spend some one on one quality time with the kiddo. The Young folks working the place were super polite and helpful, and they've got a good setup to make it easy for everyone to do the experiments.

KL

What a great place to have in Cypress. My 3yo and 5yo had a blast!

John M.

I wouldn't recommend the summer camps. My child is in the mini-doctors camp which, while I realize is supposed to be themed and it's not like she's going to be doing any serious experiments, I would not expect to be a waste of money in showing her how to make slime or a bath bomb when neither of those things have any apparent relevance with learning about the human body or medicine.

My other daughter did the Robotics Toyshop camp last week, and they made slime in that one as well.

So I guess it's worth the hundreds of dollars if you need 15 hours of engagement for the week and you want your kid to make slime.

Kathy B.

My granddaughter and I loved this place. Our first visit and hopefully not our last. She loved making her own slime and coke explosion. Great one on one with your child. Could be more difficult if they are busier or you have multiple children with you but Such a great idea!!