Crafty Gifts with Your Camera
Digital photography has enhanced our ability to capture memorable moments in so many ways. It allows us to take as many shots as we need to get the perfect one without having to worry about running out of film. It makes it easy to crop and touch up our photos. And it provides opportunities for kids to create beautiful crafts featuring our favorite photos. Read the rest of this entry »
Vacationing the National Parks
Visiting National Parks for a winter vacation affords the entire family the opportunity to commune with nature, enjoy the different species of trees and flowers, and have more time to explore the area during the off-peak season. Read the rest of this entry »
Inside Games Kids can Play in Winter
As the temperature drops, so can our daily activity and exercise. Here are a few fun games you can play with your kids indoors that can keep brains and muscles active. Read the rest of this entry »
Before You Get to Your Campsite
Half the fun of camping is in the campsite. You’ll probably spend the larger portion of your time there if you count the hours you sleep. It’s a good idea to find out what a camping site is like before you get there so there will be no unwelcome surprises. So what features make a camping site great and add to the enjoyment of your camping trip? Read the rest of this entry »
Cruises for Kids: An Unexpected Value
Cruising can actually be a better value vacationwise. There are even special rates and deals for families with kids. Read the rest of this entry »
Discount All-Inclusive and Resort Vacations with Kids
Resort vacations may seem too expensive to share with your children. However, with the discounts available, these types of vacations can be enjoyed with the kids along as easily as without them. Read the rest of this entry »
What to Take on a Camping Trip
If you're taking the family on a camping trip, it's essential to make sure you pack everything you might need before leaving. Necessities will vary from one type of camping trip to another though, and some things will depend on the ages of your children too.
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Teaching Kids And Pets To Co-Exist Peacefully
It is possible for children and pets to coexist in the same household, peacefully. Many people mistakenly think that as soon as they start having children that their pet needs to head to the local shelter. They fear that the cat or dog will not get along with the new child and it will result in biting or scratching. This is not always the case and if you take the time to introduce your pets to your children properly, your kids and pets can live in harmony. Read the rest of this entry »
Ticks, Snakes and Spiders
When camping, it pays to know what dangers to watch out for and how to cope with them if they should occur. Personal safety information includes things like how to treat tick bites, snake bites and prevent diseases like beaver fever or problems such as swimmers itch. Read the rest of this entry »
Camping Fun 2
Create a pile of kindling. This is the tiny starter fuel for your campfire, and it's often used to help keep the fire going when larger logs are not burning well. Make a nice pile of kindling right in the center of your fire pit. It doesn't have to be large but this will burn extremely fast, so you don't want it to be too small either. Read the rest of this entry »