Young toddlers are so much fun. The amount of discovery and learning at this stage is incredible and if you’re like me, you just want to encourage all of it as much as possible. Which is why the way we play and interact with them is so important but can also be so overwhelming. How …
This summer isn’t like summers before. And to help you make the most of your family time, we’ve got 50+ things to do this summer when you want to have fun at home.
I’m so thankful for our libraries and bookstores who will be helping me expand on the important conversations surrounding race and racism at home with my kids. Here are links to the recommended resources (books, audiobooks, ebooks, and websites our libraries have put together: Talking to Kids about Race & Racism – Burlington …
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If you’re running low on crafts and you just can’t build one more toilet paper tube creation, there are so many amazing and innovative businesses who can help you with their “grab and go” kits to add a little excitement back into your at-home art classes.
If you’ve been on a million walks in the past few weeks, you’re going to love these outdoor scavenger hunts to add a little purpose and destination to your next stroll!
Looking to buy some cloth face masks in Burlington, Oakville and Hamilton? Here are local businesses and sewists making and selling cloth masks.
Just because you’re not physically close, doesn’t mean you can’t whoop their butts on game night! Here are some creative and out of the box ways of hosting a Social Distancing Game Night during a pandemic.
We’ve got lots of extended family who, in a normal situation, we are lucky enough to visit with often. But with social distancing and being asked to #stayhomestaysafe, we’ve had to improvise!
Giving back isn’t easy during a pandemic, but we found new and much-needed ways to make a difference in our community during this time of crisis.
Who would have ever thought we would be planning birthday parties without a gathering? Not me. But with a birthday to celebrate at the end of April, we sat down and put our thinking caps on to come up with ways to make a social distance birthday amazing.
It’s not always easy to get a few minutes to yourself, but we’re here to help! Hopefully, these indoor scavenger hunts give you some time to finish a hot coffee or return an email or two uninterrupted.
If you’re looking for some great gift ideas or ways to keep your at-home kids busy while you work, throw on another load of laundry or even just drink a hot tea, I’m sharing some of the crafts for kids that keep us creative.
These are the “Would You Rather” questions for kids I’ve been asking my girls live on our Virtual Pajama Parties on Facebook. You asked for our list, and here it is! We hope they inspire some zany conversations at your home, too!
Social distancing and self-isolation are hard enough, but when you’re limited on space because of apartment and condo size, things get extra tricky! We’ve pulled together a few great indoor games for kids to play while indoors.
I am a huge fan of family board games, and during the next few weeks I know we are going to be playing a lot of them! I get asked for recommendation all the time, and here they are! Board Games For The Littlest Ones Candyland is a classic, and we still own it …