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Here’s Why You’ll Love Taking Your Kids to Ricarda’s Sunday Buffet
Ricarda’s all-you-can-eat Sunday buffet is a lovely place that offers a feature that should be more common: A supervised play area.
Horsin’ Around Has Pony Rides, Birthday Parties & More Fun in Calgary
A mere five-minutes from Calgary’s southeast city limits sits Horsin’ Around – an indoor heated facility offering pony rides, a petting farm, bouncy houses, and a fun inflated laser-tag spaceship.
Early-Evening Weekday Activities for Kindergarten Kids
Not every child can be in an activity until 7:30 pm at the age of 5 years old and still get all the rest they need. So what are parents to do? We’ve gathered up some options for classes that end by 7 pm for your kinders, and aren’t on the weekends
What’s the Going Rate for the Tooth Fairy?
Every day, parents wonder about the etiquette of the Tooth Fairy and how she works her magic. So, without further ado, here is a Beginners Guide to The Tooth Fairy…
7 Family-Friendly Spring Festivals in Vancouver
With the warmer weather on the horizon, everyone wants to spend more time outdoors! These are the best family-friendly festivals on this April through June.
Starter Overnight Camps Near Toronto and the GTA
These camps offer a positive, inclusive experience designed to make the first-time camper feel at ease at sleepover camp—so much so that they’ll probably wish that you had signed them up for the whole summer!
Happy Kingdom: The Big, Multi-Level Playground in Toronto You Need to See
Inside of Nations Experience, Happy Kingdom is an indoor playground that’s smartly designed and packs a ton of features spread over three levels.
4 Programs in Vancouver That Will Help Turn Your Kids into Entrepreneurs
There are a number of ways kids in the lower mainland can learn about entrepreneurship and the changing landscape of technology that will shape the workplaces of their future.
These Ottawa Coffee Shops Are Great for Both Parents & Kids
Where can you enjoy your coffee while treating the kiddos to a special experience as well? We’ve gathered some suggestions for parents across the Ottawa area to indulge while bringing your child along.
If I Want to Be a Great Mom, Something Has to Give
Some people are great at excelling at absolutely everything. They are great parents, chefs, bosses, and employees. I’m not one of them. And I’ve learned to be okay with that.
Pick of the Week: LUSH Bubble Spinner
Combine the novelty of a fidget spinner and the enjoyment of a good old bubble bath with this bubble spinner from LUSH. So. Fun.
Activities for Parents & Babies in the Ottawa Area
Perfect for quality bonding time, and to keep you active and happy, these are some of our favourite activities for parents and their babies in Ottawa to enjoy together before baby’s first birthday.
50 Free Spring Family Activities in Toronto and the GTA
This spring, have some fun for free! We’ve put together a list of 50 free things to do with kids, from art and music, to parks and gardens, to festival and fundraisers—there is something for everyone.
8 Ideas for Low-Cost Quality Time in Toronto
If you’re looking for simple, affordable ways to spend time and actually connect with your kid, check out our list of fun things to do together around the city.
Easter Events for Families in Vancouver This Weekend
We’ve got three full days to revel in the joy of Easter. Here are our picks for the very best family-friendly Easter events happening in Vancouver this long weekend.
Eggcellent Easter Weekend Events in Calgary
Easter is coming and the bunny is bouncing into town. This Easter weekend, there are some egg-cellent events in town, from the classic faves to free hunts. In all cases it equals quality family time. Here is our round up of Easter activities to explore.
Pick of the Week: Baby’s First Hashtag
Modern parents will be #hooked on this laugh-out-loud board book that takes a look at parenting babies in today’s world.
When My Daughter Said *THIS* About Walmart, We Needed a Serious Chat
I was shocked to hear her say, ‘So we’re Walmart shoppers now?’ Her tone, I would say, was 75 percent curiosity, and 25 percent pure snobbiness. This is because she has never been to Walmart. We needed a serious chat.