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You know what they say, wisdom comes from the most unexpected places. In this case, we’re talking about kids! These little ones have a lot to say, and it’s always hilarious and heartwarming. So get ready for a good laugh and a little bit of wisdom from the mouths of babes. 1. Never trust a […]
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links and we may earn a small commission from them when you click on the links with no additional cost to you. Prime Day is here, and Amazon is giving you a chance to join in on the hype. Prime memberships are more than just getting free shipping: they can […]
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links and we may earn a small commission from them when you click on the links with no additional cost to you. Amazon Prime Day is just around the corner, and we’re getting excited. We know it’s hard to find the best deals, so we’ve done the work for you. […]
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links and we may earn a small commission from them when you click on the links with no additional cost to you. For many people, the summer is a time to flip the switch on your tanning routine. Whether you’re going for a subtle glow or you’re looking for […]
Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links and we may earn a small commission from them when you click on the links with no additional cost to you. GOBI Heated Camping Chair at Arapahoe Basin during a May ski day Whew! It’s finally here! The one day a year that we get to honor our […]
Looking for some home school resources to teach history? Here are some of our favorites: Liberty’s Kids – YouTube Channel Extra Credit Extra History YouTube Freakonomics Radio Big History Project Homeschool Helper – Free History Resources Know a great website, app or resource for teaching history at home? Send us an email and we’ll add […]
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Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links and we may earn a small commission from them when you click on the links with no additional cost to you. GOBI Heated Camping Chair at Arapahoe Basin during a May ski day Whew! It’s finally here! The one day a year that we get to honor our […]
The Mother List recently sat down with the founder of The Kidconscious Project, Sarah Kozlowski. We wanted to get the lowdown on the who, what and why behind this new Denver non-profit. Here is Sarah’s story: “I couldn’t be more thrilled to formally start this journey as the founder of The Kidconscious Project. Let me […]
By Vicki Little Kindness and love are contagious. Even in the midst of a rough day, a kind gesture from someone can turn your whole day around. And usually, it leaves someone feeling so loved and happy that they, in turn, want to make someone else feel the same way. Misunderstandings can be avoided, friendships […]
By Vicki Little While it is the season to be merry and bright for many people, unfortunately, there are plenty of others who could use extra cheer during the holidays. No matter what you can offer – your time, your talent or your treasure – there is always something you can do to brighten the […]
By Whitney Blakeslee As parents, we are trying to raise healthy kids, but sometimes we need a reminder that health is about so much more than what we see with our eyes. When it comes to how children feel about their bodies, the statistics are heartbreaking. They are learning to hate their bodies and trying […]
By Vicki Little We all want the best for our children. We want them to do well in school, make wonderful friends, grow into responsible adults and have happy lives. If only we could script their lives to work out exactly as we hope. Unfortunately, we can’t. So the only thing we can do […]
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4 Reasons To Put Your Spouse Before Your Children
By Vicki Little The relationship between parent and child is such an amazing, special, and unique bond. Most parents would do absolutely anything for their children. So why don’t we, as parents, treasure the relationship that created our children just as much — if not more than — the relationship we have with our children? […]
How Being Late To School Impacts Your Child
By Vicki Little It is a familiar sight at schools everywhere. A car screeches into the parking lot just as the late bell rings. A parent and child jump out and run to the front door, frantically zipping up the child’s backpack and giving a quick goodbye kiss. The child goes into school, and the […]
Where to Donate Toys in Denver
Now that the holidays are over and the season of abundance is behind us, it’s time to purge the old to make room for the new. As the kiddos raked in tons of new toys, their old toys are soon to be forgotten. There are many children and families in need who would greatly appreciate […]
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By Vicki Little It is easy to get so wrapped up in our daily lives that we forget to take time to enjoy some downtime. We tell ourselves that we can’t afford to take a day off or we are too busy to spend the day relaxing with family. What we need to be telling […]
By Jen Murphy I’m one of those people who loves to travel. I love everything about it. I love packing efficiently with travel-sized containers. I love the cars, planes, trains, and buses. Most of all, I love the adventure. Unfortunately, it takes a whole lot more effort and planning with kids – but it’s worth […]
By Vicki Little These days it takes something pretty amazing to pull people’s attention away from their screens. Luckily nature has provided us with the perfect alternative entertainment in the form of beautiful scenery, sparkling lakes, and majestic animals. Even better, these family-friendly places have enough room for the crowds on free days! So get […]
By Vicki Little Family fun is even better when it is free, and thanks to SCFD funding and corporate sponsorships, there are many free days at Denver-area attractions. Mark your calendars! This list was created by visiting the various websites and information from the SCFD. Please verify days and times before you go! Denver Botanic […]
By Julie Bielenberg It’s always the simplest and most basic of things that you remember, and usually, the first time you attempt something. Case in point—square dancing. Taught all over the world, you would be surprised how many folks have never given it a go. Square Dancing’s roots originate in 17th Century Europe, but the […]
By Jen Murphy Our family loves to travel. We have taken short road trips to visit relatives, long road trips to national parks, airplane trips across the country, and we’ve even ventured abroad. My kids have been raised to travel from a young age, and they love exploring new places almost as much as their dad […]
