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Insta-Inspiration: Favourite Foodie Instagrammers
If you’re looking for a little insta-inspiration in your life, here are a few of the Instagram accounts we stalk for constant inspiration.
3 Gymnastics Places for Kids in Calgary
Kids are natural monkeys—climbing, rolling and jumping around are second nature. So why fight nature? Here are our fave spots to take our little monkeys for some just-for-fun tumbles.
More Than Just a Medication Reminder
Moms are busy, we all know this. And sometimes things slip through the cracks. With this innovative new app, taking your medication (and getting your family to take theirs) doesn’t have to.
How to Measure Wet and Dry Ingredients Properly
What’s the difference between wet and dry measuring cups, and does it matter?
Artisanal Icons at Bake Shoppe in Toronto
Bake Shoppe has remade our favourite childhood treats, from flakes to PopTarts, and the results are droolworthy. They do custom cake creations and customized Pop Tarts, too.
Froyo? YOLO! The Best Froyo in Ottawa
Frozen yogurt can taste a lot like ice cream, but the good news is that it’s healthier for you. A lot of flavours are low fat or fat free and some have added vitamins and probiotics. At the various self-serve frozen yogurt shops across the city, you pick a flavour and add as many toppings as you’d like, creating fun new combinations every time.
Play Hard or Playdome
A day at the fair, without the threat of rain or sunburn? Sign us up. Canada’s largest indoor carnival, Playdome, is at BC Place stadium March 14–22.
Dig into the Prehistoric Past with Dinosaurs Alive
The Calgary Zoo’s Prehistoric Park roars back to life with Dinosaurs Alive. This popular exhibition returns bigger and better than before. Find walking routes suitable for all ages, do a dino dig, or simply let your dino-fan run wild amid these animatronic giants.
Ceramic Desktop Whiteboard with Marker
You’ve got the write stuff with this new way to keep the conversation going.
How to Teach Your Child to Play Independently
You don’t have to entertain your child all the time. Here are four ways to help them learn to play independently.
DIY Rainbow Smocks
This budget-friendly DIY craft makes a perfect March Break activity or birthday party favour.
What You Need to Know to Go to the Baby Show
You can get all the info you need about pregnancy and babies under one roof at The Baby Show this month. It’s a great opportunity to learn about the latest prenatal, post-partum and baby and toddler products, attend expert seminars, get fantastic show deals on gear and enter to win all kinds of great prizes.
8 Places to Get Froyo in Ottawa
Frozen yogurt can taste a lot like ice cream, but the good news is that it’s healthier for you. A lot of flavours are low fat or fat free and some even have added vitamins and probiotics. You pick a flavour and add as many toppings as you’d like, creating fun new combinations every time.
9 Ethical Kids’ Clothing Shops
The best places to get sweatshop-free, ethically-made clothes for kids with a bevvy of organic and eco-conscious options included.
How Should Sex Education Begin?
Should sex education begin at home or at school, and at what age?
MAKE UP FOR EVER Mist & Fix
Stay fresh-faced with this makeup-saving pick.
55 Toddler Birthday Party Themes
We’ve got 55 toddler birthday party themes, ideas and inspirations for a celebration that’s as fun and unique as your little tyke.
A Toronto Staycation
March Break in the city can seem like a non-event, but there’s so much to explore, your kids won’t have time to get bored. And it doesn’t have to drain your wallet either, here’s a sample of some of the great things to do around town.
Get Fresh: CSA’s in Ottawa
We’re dreaming of gardens full of veggies and orchards bursting with fruit. The best way to get your hands on all that locally-grown bounty? Join a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) to get your share of a nearby farm’s annual crop—a bin of the freshest, highest quality food delivered to you all summer long.
Spring into This Break
The spring is truly in the break this year, with no snow in sight. But luckily Vancouver isn’t all about the mountains. There are plenty of activities to keep you—and more importantly, the kids—busy when school is out.