NEW YORK - CuisineWire -- MommyAndMe.club, a family-built online directory of parent-and-child activities, today announced that its coverage has expanded to all 50 states and Washington, D.C. The platform now lists more than 2,700 providers across over 600 U.S. cities, with its largest catalogs in New York, California, Texas and Pennsylvania.

Listings include programs run by libraries, community centers, museums and parks departments alongside independent studios, so families searching for a paid music class often find free or low-cost community programs nearby.

Research into the U.S. parent-child class market repeatedly surfaced search and map results that mixed genuine classes with day care centers, pediatric practices and adult fitness businesses, alongside programs that had closed months or years earlier.

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"Once you go through these listings one by one, the scale of it is hard to ignore," said Olena Soloshenko, co-founder of MommyAndMe.club, who leads research for the directory. "A phone number that no longer works. A schedule from two years ago. Every one of those is a parent losing an afternoon during the narrow window when their kid is fed, awake and in a decent mood."

MommyAndMe.club checks with providers monthly and removes programs no longer operating. Parents and providers can report outdated information and submit missing classes.

"Anyone can scrape a list of businesses," said Denys Soloshenko, co-founder, who leads the engineering side of the project. "The work is in the part nobody sees: going back through the same listings again and again and pulling the ones that died. That maintenance is the product."

Families can search by city or state and filter by age group and activity type — music, movement, swimming, gymnastics, dance, yoga, sensory play, storytime, art, STEM and playgroups — for expectant parents through preschoolers age five. The directory focuses on recurring programs rather than one-time events.

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Providers can submit programs for consideration at no charge.

Families can explore classes at https://mommyandme.club.
Parents and providers can submit a missing class at https://mommyandme.club/providers/new.

Schedules and prices change; families should confirm details with providers.

About MommyAndMe.club

MommyAndMe.club is a family-built U.S. directory of recurring parent-and-child classes for families with children through age five. Founded by Olena and Denys Soloshenko, its mission is to make local activities easier for families to find while helping providers reach the parents looking for them.