Posted in #MomTruths
Sometimes you feel like you’ve got it together.
Other times, you lose your five-year-old in a crowded place.
Wanna guess which one of those two scenarios this story is about?
Posted in #MomTruths, Attractions, California, Collabs, Kid-Friendly Hotels, Travel
Earlier this month, two gal pals and I left our collective assortment of tiny humans with the husbands and the grandparents and lived it up at the Broadlind Hotel’s penthouse suite in Long Beach, California. Overall, the property is a truly charming getaway with all the architectural character I love, situated in a conveniently walkable downtown location.
Posted in Attractions, California, Cambria, SLO County
Everyone is publishing their summer bucket lists lately so we’re hopping on board with a list of all the hot-weather…
Posted in #MomTruths, Avila Beach, California, Popular Posts, Travel
This isn’t a ‘practice makes perfect’ post, or even a story of perseverance.
This is a post about a time where I came, I saw, I failed.
And then I made it mine.
Posted in Kid Activities at Home, Toy Reviews
JumpOff Jo’s 5-foot inflatable Unicorn is easy to assemble and totally looks like water is coming out of its butt. Which the kids think is hilarious.
Posted in Attractions, California, Collabs, Content Creator, Popular Posts, Travel
Read on as we share all the deets on what free activities the USGA is offering kids during the first-ever Junior Experience with First Tee and LPGA*USGA Girls Golf.
Posted in Atascadero, Attractions, California, Parks & Playgrounds
The Heilmann Park Splash Pad is the only FREE splash pad in the North County. It’s located at the larger Heilmann Regional Park and Playground at 9400 El Bordo Ave. in Atascadero. The splash pad is situated right by the restrooms. The waterplay spot super small, but very popular with littles.Readers on my Facebook Page say the splash pad is NOW ON for summer 2019.
Posted in Attractions, California, Parks & Playgrounds, Paso Robles
In hot and arid Paso Robles, a lake is pretty special. That’s why today we’re giving a BIG shout-out to the lake at Barney Schwartz Park