Making the Most of Your StaycationMarch 25, 2019 | Categories: Activities, Parent and Child Activities
Spring breaks are around the corner, and we want to help your family make the most of your break. If your spring break plans don’t include a vacation, consider trying out a stay-at-home vacation, or a “staycation.” A staycation is a great opportunity to act like you’re a tourist right in your own hometown. Here… Holiday Activity for the Whole FamilyNovember 26, 2018 | Categories: Activities, Parent and Child Activities, Parent Resources
Between holiday parties, family events, school performances and your regular routine, squeezing in a workout can seem impossible from Thanksgiving through Christmas. Toss in school breaks, more time at home, and less motivation to venture outside and you may be worried about how everyone is going to look and feel by the time the holiday… Traveling Tips for the HolidaysNovember 12, 2018 | Categories: Parent and Child Activities, Parent Resources, Quick Tips
With the holidays approaching, many families are gearing up to travel near and far. No matter where you’re headed, or how long it takes to get there, we’ve compiled our favorite travel tips right here so you can be confident, stay sane, and enjoy the journey! Packing Whether you’re road tripping or flying, spending days… Healthy Halloween TreatsOctober 22, 2018 | Categories: General Child Care, Parent and Child Activities, Recipes
Just how much candy does your child eat on Halloween? The answer may be the scariest thing you see all season. Reports estimate that the average child will consume as much as 3 cups of sugar on Halloween! Roughly, that’s 384 grams of sugar, which is nearly 16 times the daily maximum as recommended by… 7 Halloween Costumes from Classic Children’s BooksOctober 15, 2018 | Categories: Activities, DIY Dad, Parent and Child Activities, Parent Resources
Whether your kids have been deciding on their Halloween costume since July or you’re just hoping there’s something left on the Walmart shelf, you’ll find plenty of inspiration here. Children love stories, and nothing makes a better (or easier and reusable) costume than pairing your child’s love of dress up with their favorite book character…. Fall Crafts for ToddlersOctober 8, 2018 | Categories: Activities, Parent and Child Activities, Parent Resources
With a new season finally here, we wanted to share some autumn-themed crafts that your toddler will love. These festive activities bring fun twists to everyday crafts, and will allow your toddler to embrace fall. Toddler Crafts Fall Leaf Potato Stamp Grab some paint, brushes, and a potato for this simple craft! Help your toddler… Fall Activities for Kids in AustinSeptember 24, 2018 | Categories: Activities, Parent and Child Activities
It’s finally fall in Texas’ capital, and we’ve put together a list of some local family activities and events for you and your little ones to enjoy as the weather cools. From family trips to the theatre to festivals, there’s something for every Austin family to enjoy! Fall Activities in Austin Tortoise and Hare Play… Summer Books for PreschoolersJuly 23, 2018 | Categories: Activities, Parent and Child Activities
If you’re like most parents, you probably have stacks and stacks of books at home. Reading together is a great activity for you and your child because it gets them comfortable with words, and it creates fun memories between the two of you. While summer is the perfect time for swimming, camping, and all things… 25 Questions to Ask Around the Dinner TableJuly 9, 2018 | Categories: Activities, Parent and Child Activities
Eating dinner as a family is one of the best ways to connect as a family, share what’s going on, and enjoy each other’s company. In today’s world, it’s easy to let our phones distract us at the dinner table. In an effort to strengthen family relationships and help parents connect with their children, we… The Best Sensory Activities for ToddlersMay 14, 2018 | Categories: Activities, Child Development, Parent and Child Activities
Sensory activities are activities that stimulate one or more of the five senses: touch, sight, sound, smell, and taste. Such activities introduce children to new textures, tastes, smells, and more, allowing children to observe and experiment new things in a safe, familiar environment. We’ve put together a list of some of the best sensory activities… |
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