Chinese New Year: The Biggest of the Chinese Holidays In addition to marking the beginning of each lunar (moon) year, Chinese New Year represents the most important holiday of the year in traditional Chinese culture. You can find it being celebrated in Chinatowns all over the world. It’s naturally a huge event in my native…
Today, I invite you on a virtual visit to Buenos Aires, Argentina, where the children anxiously await the arrival of the Three Kings … and their camels. Argentine native, Alejandra Vicco, first shared this Central and South American tradition with us in December 2011, when she was proprietor of Bebeba Baby Equipment Rentals in Buenos…
Visiting Seattle with a baby, toddler, or little kids? This guest post’s got you covered with great recommendations of the best things to do in Seattle with a baby-through-preschool-age child, written by Seattle local and mom of two young boys, Keryn Means. Keryn is a freelance writer who blogs all about her family’s adventures at home and…
FAMILY-FRIENDLY SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO: With so many fun things to do in San Juan with kids, only a week to explore the city and a need to hit the beach every day, we had to narrow down our excursions. Whether you’re looking for fun things to do in Puerto Rico with a baby, a…
Today’s guest post comes from Jeffrey Merola, author of three Disney World guidebooks, including his newest: The Busy Family’s Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World 2015, available in paperback and Kindle ebook editions. It seems nearly every parent wants to take their child to the family vacation capital of the world, but the question that…
Today’s guest post comes from Sarah Stevenson, a.k.a. “The Tini Yogini.” I thought these tips were very timely with Thanksgiving travel (and general holiday gluttony) around the corner, though they can certainly help anyone planning an upcoming family vacation where they don’t want to lose their post-baby pound-shedding momentum. Sarah is mom to a 12-year-old…