Five reasons to exercise with your baby
The reality for most new moms is grabbing whatever we can to eat after a less than peaceful night of sleep. It’s important to be kind and give yourself adequate time to get back into your pre-baby shape and embrace
Gone fishing
Between cutting yet another tangled line and refitting yet another rod there was real pleasure in teaching my kids to cast and help them net their first big fish.
Birthday party excess is no gift
Mark kids' birthdays, not as occasions to eat too much and get piles of toys, but as milestones in their lives, steps towards adulthood and maturity.
City Parent Family Show October 26
City Parent's family-friendly trade show returns to Royal Botanical Gardens on Saturday, Oct. 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m
The Dadchelor Party
There is nothing more important than getting the new or experienced dad to be engaged in the process of giving birth and having a new baby added to the family unit.
Bunking up: Strategies for shared-room success
Shared bedrooms are the norm throughout much of the world, and a trend toward smaller homes is making shared bedrooms a reality for American families.
Acting their age
Observing our kids without them knowing gives parents new insight to their capability and maturity.
Summer’s still on at Centreville
Summer fun in September at Centreville Amusement Park includes the Amusing Race and name the baby goat contest for big prizes.
Helpful Hints for Tween/ Teen Conversations
Tweens and teens may not always feel communicative about their school life. Because of busy, often over-booked schedules, parents may feel out of touch with their kids.
From ukuleles to speech arts, festival showcases talent
The Rotary Burlington Music Festival is a competition and an opportunity for amateur musicians to perform before friendly audiences, but above all, it’s designed to be fun.
Low tech, simple joys
Remember when fun was governed by games and activities like Red Rover, I Spy, couch forts and hopscotch?
Classroom secrets: The emotionally intelligent student
Your child might be good at Math, and even better at English, but what about Emotional Intelligence?
