Eliza, MiniBury Founder

Hello, I’m Eliza. I founded MiniBury in 2012 because I had a hunch that I wasn't the only parent in Addison County missing fun family friendly events. I love the challenge of finding and sharing information about our community to other parents.

Growing Bright Futures Video

Happy Monday friends! If you haven’t watched the Growing Bright Futures videos, we encourage you to go click through. These videos offer wonderful interviews with local community members working passionately with or for children. In this episode, host Cheryl Mitchell talks with Heidi Wilhelm a pediatric physical therapist. Heidi works primarily with children age birth to three and is […]

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our weekend plans

Hello! Natalia taking over the MiniBury blog today. I’m getting ready for the weekend and planning out how to keep our two kiddos and ourselves entertained. Saturday morning we’re headed to the Vermont Book Shop for a local author reading of “Sleep Tight Farm” at 10:30. My daughter Acadia loves animals and this looks like

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what you need to know about the Helen Porter Playgroup

Signing children up for activities like sports, lessons, classes, camps and after-school programs can be stressful, especially when it’s your first time. So, MiniBury is connecting you to the experts; parents, teachers and coaches who’ve been in the trenches before and want to tell you what it’s really like! If you’re in the market for moving, grooving, and making music, here is

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Beautycounter Giveaway!

If you’ve been following along here for a while, you’ve learned we’re pretty obsessed with healthy living because we believe the health of ourselves and our family is our greatest asset. We talk about nurturing a love of being active and cultivating adventurous eaters who know where food comes from and what it’s made of. In

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GBF Video: Officer Chris Mason

Hello hot button topic! In this month’s GBF Video, Chris Mason, school resource officer for the Middlebury Police Department and the Addison Central Supervisory Union speaks about student social media use, risks, and health issues. Dana Anderson, regional coordinator for Building Bright Futures, steps in for host Cheryl Mitchell to talk with Chris. Chris speaks of his three

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