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If dusty bones and prehistoric creatures excite your kids, adventure to these dinosaur attractions, including the Natural History Museum, in Los Angeles.
You don't have to wait for 80 degree temps and bluer skies to get back in the water! These six water parks are close to Philly and super fun for families.
From Kalahari and Great Wolf Lodge in the Poconos to the Kartrite Resort in the Catskills, here are the best indoor water parks near New York City for families.
Water sliding in the winter? It's possible, even in New England, at these great indoor water parks for families in Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire.
Escape the frigid temperatures at one of those great indoor water parks near Chicago for families, like Timber Ridge Lodge and Coco Key Water Resort.
When your child is young, handprint art can be great gifts for family members, and at this time of year, usually you are the ones making holiday cards for your friends and family. Why not combine the two to create a fun, inexpensive (and easy!) holiday card...
We’re big fans of learning AND playing. In fact, we often find ourselves doing both and don’t even realize it. Our very own Peggy Kaye, shared a few activities to get your family reading and playing, which were featured on Jim Henson's Family Hub! ...
Hello Neighbors! Our Director of Learning and Curriculum Design, Samantha Creighan, PhD, and her son, Cole, recently had a beautiful discussion about the lessons that Mister Rogers left us with. With the release of the movie, "A Beautiful Day in the...
Raising an independent child and watching them go out on their own is one of the most fulfilling and difficult parts of parenthood. Whether you’re encouraging them to try out for a sports team or to try a new skill, there are plenty of ways that you can begin...
Find everything from blocks and puppets to train sets and puzzles at these toy stores in South Florida like A to Z Toys, Toy Town and Macanoco & Co.
Making your home “book-oriented environment" doesn't mean you have to give up an entire room to dedicate to books!
Your child has mastered the alphabet; they can name the letters, they know the order of the letters, and they know the sounds that each letter represents. So, what’s next?