Review only applicable for young age group The things that are great about diddkicks are the coaches, their dedication- especially when there are little ones running around not taking much interest, and the fact it helps our little boy socialise with other children and kick a ball around, which he loves to do. What would make it better in my opinion would be the activities themselves. I understand Diddikicks advertises that it helps with numeracy and colour recognition, but that isn’t why we take our son.... we want him to go there are kick a football around as much as possible (and football related activities), not learn about colours etc, which he does at nursery, home and so on. The activities can become more about running around and picking up different colour cones than it is to do with anything associated with tootball.... at 2 yr old children don’t do the little kicks from cone to cone, they just go straight to the cones. The best bit is the last activity when the children do an exercise which involves scoring a goal, and there should be more of things like this. I’ve spoken to other parents of little ones who went to diddikicks for a little while, but then as soon as they were old enough, generally 3, left to go to a ‘proper’ football class, which I will do with my little boy. Overall, if you just want you little one to go to something to keep them busy and learn about colours with a little bit of football thrown in, then great.