Poppins is a place built for kids to properly let loose, and designed so they barely notice you leaving.
The hardest part of drop-in care is the first ninety seconds. The lobby is designed to do one job: get your child interested in something before they notice you've gone.
Codes, waivers and sign-in all happen digitally before you arrive. Nothing to fill out while standing up with a toddler on your hip.
A caregiver meets your child at their height, on their terms, with lots of exciting stuff happening right behind them. No desk, clipboard, or queue.
When they're settled, you go. Most parents are out in under three minutes, and we'll message you if anything changes.
Pickup works the same way: ID checked, released to you, all done digitally.
Glue, glitter, paint, and lots of safety scissors. Whatever gets made here goes home with them and you'll probably need to keep it forever.
The main event. Climbing, sliding, running, fort-building, and every bit of energy they have been storing up since breakfast, all of it burned off before you come back.
Low light, soft everything, and a door that shuts on the noise. Cribs for the babies, and a cot for anyone who has simply had enough for now.
There are activities going on, and kids are free to join or find their own thing. Rooms are staffed to ratio all day, so what is on offer flexes with what they are actually into.
Six weeks to twelve years, grouped Under 2 and 2-and-Over as Utah licensing requires. When ages do mix, a caregiver is right there making sure it stays good for everyone.
Add a meal when you book for $3.50. Allergy-aware and health-balanced, with just enough of the things they'll actually snarf.
The Twilight Room is open all day, not just at nap time. Nobody is made to lie down and nobody is kept up. We go at their pace and your notes.
Not too much to track, and you've got reminders in the app. Just remember, shoes come off at the door but socks available for purchase.