The holidays can be a sensory explosion—and not just for children. I’m talking about parents, too. As soon as the holiday season kicks off, your to-do list goes from 1 million to 10 million items, with shorter deadlines and more…
Cirque du Soleil performers and couple share what it's like to be a parents in a world-traveling entourage.
Explore black history through books that talk about courage and leadership.
Whether or not you have Irish blood in your family, Saint Patrick’s Day (March 17) is the perfect day to bring some excitement to March.
Discovery Place KIDS teaches children through play.
Sugar Mountain Resort boasts 20 slopes and trails for skiing and snowboarding at all levels.
Step-by-step instructions for a no-bake dessert solution, plus other easy-to-do desserts, crafts and decorations.
Find a healthy serving of Southern fare at TOTS.
Charlotte families don’t need to go far to find lights, carriage rides and maybe a little snow for the holidays.
Sparklier colors and zazzier songs help make the holidays memorable.
Finding volunteer opportunities close to home is just a mouse click way.
Folklore, recreation and scenic hiking converge at Virginia's Fairy Stone State Park
With some clear self-stick paper and pressed leaves, the children can make a permanent and useful souvenir of the season!
When I was growing up, we had certain Thanksgiving traditions. One recipe that is a tradition with us is this classic Pumpkin Roll. From Mix It Up with Jenny.
This Thanksgiving be food safe with these USDA top five Turkey Day tips. Or try www.AskKaren.gov for 24 hour replies on turkey cooking safety.
Tips for cooking a Thanksgiving turkey from start to finish.
Informes para tener un Día de Halloween Seguro.
Carolina Renaissance Festival brings merriment to little lords and ladies. Going back in time doesn’t require a time machine.
Open little eyes to the world of dairy farming and tickle taste buds with a sample of fresh ice cream.
September is prime apple-picking season in the Carolinas. Plan a trip to pick apples and create a fall family tradition.
Celebrate the culture of the pilgrims' companions by making a feathered headdress that you can wear!
Samhain ("summer's end") was thought to be a night for ghostly visitations. Here is a ghost the children can make and display in the "spirit" of the day!
Keep babies moving, consider packaging on food labels, be aware of vitamin overdoses and your teen's friends.
A listling of cultural arts and gallery locations.
Usher in the Fourth of July breeze with your child and a festive craft by following these twelve simple steps!
