Before we even get started today, I need you all to know that I’ve worn glasses since I was about five years old. At this point, I think it’s safe to say I’m proficient in the four-eyed lifestyle. But for some reason, whatever bizarre parenting phase we’ve hit in our household lately has taken my spectacles […]
When our children are very small, they come to us asking to help and we are quick to reply with, “No, too hot; too heavy; too dangerous; too sharp; too fast; you are too little; too slow; too short.” And then we send them out of the kitchen and into the other room to play
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—sorry for the last minute notice, but this post was lost in the shuffle of our website crash earlier this week— Discover the deep power of picture books and their role in early literacy for your child during two FREE workshops. Light dinner and childcare included; all are welcome! Geared for families with children age 2-6. Come
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well hello sleeper kid friendly restaurant! While 51 Main Street may not be the first restaurant you think of when venturing out to dinner with the kids, we know you’d be pleasantly surprised if you go. Here’s why: Every Wednesday is Kids Eat Free night at 51 Main Street. No, seriously! And if you don’t make it there
Looking for a fun alternative to your usual Saturday night routine? Then spice up your weekend at the Annual Chili Challenge and Bingo Night at the Salisbury Community School! This fun family friendly fundraiser takes place Saturday, March 1st at 5:00 p.m. All guests are invited to bring their favorite chili to be judged for
Now that the kids are back to school and the farmer’s markets are overflowing with delicious produce, we’ve been cooking up a storm. Here’s what we’ve been loving lately: Cobb Salad with fresh local veggies, eggs & bacon: Berry Bread: a great on-the-go breakfast or special treat in a lunchbox: Zesty Quinoa Salad: great for
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This July, guest blogger and new Middlebury resident Elizabeth Gaucher will share some of her adventures and cool finds around town that entertain her five-year-old daughter. Please share your thoughts and add your ideas for how to have fun this summer, whether you are a long-term resident or fellow new kid in town! Scratch
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On Tuesday nights starting this week, the Basin Harbor Club in Vergennes hosts Harbor Fair: a dinning experience dedicated to kids with an emphasis on fun! You can expect yummy food to please even the pickiest eaters (and budding foodies), carnival games, hay rides, Dux the balloon man, campfire s’mores and much more. All this merry-making takes place
