Get ready to take your fun to new heights with our latest attraction - The Bubble Sky-High Net Course! Canada’s only inflatapark is here to get the party jumpin’. Brace yourself for an adrenaline rush as you conquer one thrilling

By early February, most of us are already feeling the weight of the winter season. The cold, the snow that grinds commutes to a halt, the seemingly endless darkness. Spring can’t come soon enough. Wiarton has the perfect solution. Dust off

Stronger Than She Thinks By Nancy Kerrigan, Illustrated by Arief Putra In her first book for children, two-time Olympic medalist Nancy Kerrigan shares scenes from her childhood as she learns how to work hard, to believe in herself, and to land her

Snowshoeing is about as Canadian as hockey and poutine, and while skis are the flashy way to get around in the snow, snowshoes take a more methodical, functional approach that open the wilderness at a pace that allows you to

Scout Moore, Junior Ranger: Great Smoky Mountains By Theresa Howell & Illustrator Jeffrey Ebbeler Scout Moore, an adventurous ranger in her own backyard, undertakes a new outdoor challenge at Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Scout and her family go on a quest

Christmas trees are among the most recognizable symbols of the holiday season, and the popularity of trees is undeniable. Christmas trees are big business in Canada, where Statistics Canada notes cash receipts from Canadian Christmas tree producers totaled nearly $163.5

WORDS BY Andrew Hind The summer crowds have disappeared, and the air has chilled but Niagara Falls remains a dramatic destination for a weekend family escape. Here are five family-friendly appeals. Niagara Power Station Tour The Niagara Power Station, more than a century old,

SPONSORED CONTENT EXPLORE, CREATE AND MAKE MEMORIES HAPPEN Connecting children with a deeper understanding of art and the world around them, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery offers free exhibitions and family programming throughout the year. “Kids are intelligent, intense, playful, and extremely creative.

Some lament the passage of summer, but children – and the young at heart – know that the crisp air brings fresh new energy and a range of exciting events to experience. Here are three of the best family-friendly harvest

Autumn is fast approaching, but there is still plenty of time to visit Santa’s Village in Bracebridge. If you haven’t been to this merry theme park in a while you’re missing out. Under new ownership, the park continues to evolve with

Ten Dragon Eggs – A book about Count Down By Lynda Graham-Barber & Illustrated by Jeffery Ebbeler Ten colourful eggs are waiting to hatch in Mama Dragon’s nest, and she needs our help! Shim-shim-shimmy shout! It’s time for the baby draglings to

BOOM! By Paul Meisel A peaceful night is interrupted by a boom of thunder! While Cat plays with toys, Dog frantically searches for the perfect hiding place and ensues a silly nighttime adventure. Easy-to-read text, energetic, cartoon-style artwork makes for an

When You’re Older By Sofie Laguna, and Illustrated by Judy Watson In this stunning picture book, an older brother discusses the amazing experiences he expects to share with his new baby brother when he grows up. The bond between brothers is exquisitely

My Baby’s First Years – First 5 Y Every baby should have one! Our Baby Memory Book provides simple prompts to help you remember baby’s firsts and milestones. We capture every precious moment along your baby’s growing years. It’s super easy

Colouring Easter eggs is a time-honored tradition dating back more than 2,500 years. There is evidence that people living in the ancient settlement of Trypillia dyed eggs. Ancient Persians also were believed to paint eggs for Nowruz (Persian New Year). Christians

Landscaping – indoors? Why not. Now’s your chance to accentuate your home’s personality and décor by adding houseplants with a landscaping plan in mind. Matthew Warden, Manager of the Sheridan Nurseries in Toronto, agrees, but where do you begin? “The first

How To Do Parenting with Confidence By Vanessa Kahlon, MA Parenting is both rewarding and challenging. Children are different, so what works for one may not work for another. The most important thing is to be open to what our children can