Easter is right around the corner and we thought we’d round up a few last minute ideas to add to baskets that will also double as things that will keep your kids occupied while home from school. We’ve listed a combination of places to shop online that are local favorites that are delivering or offering curbside pickup as well as… Continue Reading…
Inspiration for eating dinner at home: week 3
Hopefully your family is staying healthy and you are starting to get into a better routine. Our family made the decision to support DC’s restaurants once a week and order from a place that was offering contactless or curbside pick-up. We’ve been using some tips we have read to minimize any spread of the virus when ordering take-out. You can… Continue Reading…
Friday freebies
Everyone is being inundated by emails each day so I’ve decided to stick to 1-3 posts per week since after-all I’m not able to create content that takes you on adventures throughout our city right now. Friday freebies will feature resources we think you’d find helpful that are of no cost. I will also post a weekly dinner menu round-up… Continue Reading…
Washington Nationals free, educational activities for kids
We hope you and your families are staying safe and healthy. While everyone at the Nationals are disappointed we aren’t all celebrating Opening Day today, they have been busy creating fun content for fans. There are many free, online educational activities for kids in grades 1-6 here. On the Nationals Home and Away page, parents will find a variety of resources, including:… Continue Reading…
Inspiration for eating dinner at home: week 2
Below are the dinners I made over the course of the week for the entire family. I thought this week was going to be more difficult to make fresh meals because I wasn’t going to the grocery store. However, we ordered our weekly box from Thrive Market which supplied us with all the produce we needed and we ordered from… Continue Reading…
Fun games and activities to do with friends and family virtually
Now that we are all {well, most of us} keeping our distance from those we usually interact with so often, more and more are connecting by way of computer and phone. Here are some ways you and your Bambinos can connect virtually. The easiest ways to connect are via Skype, FaceTime, Zoom and Google Hangouts with family and friends. We… Continue Reading…
Friday freebies
Audible is hosting a free selection of stores for all ages while school is out. All free, no sign-ups and no commitments. Time for Kids is providing a free digital library for all grades for the rest of the school year. KidStirWhether you’re exploring kitchen chemistry through baking or diving into the history of different cuisines, cooking offers countless ways… Continue Reading…
Your favorite classes have gone virtual; register today!
We love to support our community and are happy to announce some of your favorite kid places are offering virtual classes. This is a learning process for everyone as we transition to being face to face to now sitting behind a screen but take a leap of faith and sign up for a class or two! Plus, it will give… Continue Reading…
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