by Barbara Spalding | Feb 19, 2016 | Articles, History, Politics & Geography, Pending Review or Trash
Get lost in thought as you discover Lost Egypt at The Franklin Institute. We are die-hard fans of The Franklin Institute. As a young girl, I had visited The Franklin Institute science museum many, many times, through Girl Scouts, class trips and weekend family day...
by Barbara Spalding | Feb 11, 2016 | Articles, History, Politics & Geography
Our best Presidents’ Day Activities & Crafts for a long family weekend. Like us, I bet you are looking forward to a long weekend… but perhaps a long weekend in February feels too long if your little ones tend to bore easily. Presidents’ Day...
by Barbara Spalding | Feb 5, 2016 | Articles, Scientific Discovery
Tarantula myths debunked; a new appreciation for these giant, fuzzy arachnids. We are happy to partner with Academy of Natural Sciences to provide this exhibit review as part of a sponsored arrangement. The opinions expressed herein are strictly my own. My daughter...
by Barbara Spalding | Jan 30, 2016 | Articles, Parenting Hacks & Helpful Tips
We are very excited to be partnered with Pley, as this is a sponsored article. As always, the content expressed herein is genuine and of my own opinion. This article contains affiliate links. The holiday season was a blast and with it, especially this year, came a...
by Barbara Spalding | Dec 22, 2015 | Articles, Parking Lot
My Christmas Railroad – by Tom Hewitt The countdown to Christmas morning is about the most exciting time of the whole kid year. Back in the day, (for me, “the day” was the mid 1960’s) the Christmas countdown didn’t start at Halloween. The official beginning was...
by Barbara Spalding | Nov 27, 2015 | Articles, Parenting Hacks & Helpful Tips
With Back-To-School well behind us and report cards on their way, it’s the perfect time to assess whether your child has all that he or she needs for a successful school year. We run around crazy trying to get 32 glue sticks and color coordinated supplies by...
