#tbt to that time we told you to start planning for summer. Don’t worry, there’s still time to sign up for local camps. We’ve added a few new camps to our list this week and we know that there are still more to come {we’re looking at you Middlebury Parks and Rec}. ~ we’re making […]
Can we all agree that summer planning is difficult? Seriously, we could spend hours ranting about how fast camps fill up, how varied registration periods are and how 9:00am – 3:00pm is not technically a full day. But you already know that. You need to know what camps are out there and you need a tool that makes planning easier. That’s
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Summer camp/childcare planning is about as fun as pulling out your own toenails. That’s why we’ve complied an oh-so-useful list of local summer camps. You’ll find all the information you need to start researching right here. But first, please take this quick and painless 3 minute survey! Your answers will help MiniBury and our local camps serve you
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…three days until the Middlebury New Filmmakers Festival kicks off. The kind folks running the festival have gone ahead and made a video of all the family friendly films that will be show at the festival, you can watch the trailer below and learn more about show times on their website. We’re so excited to
#tbt to all the fantastic playgrounds around town! Need more info, check out all the great ways to get out of the house. Playgrounds If the weather is nice, there are a few great playgrounds to hit up around town. MiniBury’s personal favorite, the East Middlebury playground, is probably the least well known in the
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#tbt to the time we gave you Required Summer Reading. “Drowning is almost always a deceptively quiet event.” Required Summer Reading Drowning is the number two cause of accidental death in children, age 15 and under (just behind vehicle accidents), so please take three minutes of your time today and read about what drowning really
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It’s here! Today is the first installment of the informational series featuring local experts discussing the importance of quality early childhood experiences for Vermont’s children. In this Growing Brighter Futures video, Jeffrey Heath, RN, discusses what parents need to know about ticks and Lymes Disease, including prevention, signs and symptoms and tick removal. Enjoy! http://middleburycommunitytv.org/sites/default/files/videos/original/GBF071315JeffHeathbfw.mp4 Growing
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+ We’re really excited to announce a new collaboration between MiniBury and Building Bright Futures! This collaboration will enhance your MiniBury experience and bring lots of new resources to the site, including information regarding preschool, parenting resources, family wellness materials, and much much more! Here’s a little preview of a new informational series coming up on
#tbt to that time we had to go dairy-free…and that time continues, there are now THREE dairy-free members of our family, so we are getting better at making meals that taste good for everyone! This adorable little guy turned one this week, marking just over 6 months of dairy-free living for he and I. It’s
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