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With all the time we’ve spent at home, spending time outdoors is an important way to connect with your loved ones and with nature. Composting is a great opportunity to teach your kids about reducing waste in an eco-friendly fashion and create a healthier environment for your plants.
Read MoreEvery summer, many people put aside their work to escape on a vacation, somewhere far away from reality. It may be a secluded retreat in the mountains, a camping trip with the kids or an arranged tour in another country. However, with the pandemic this isn’t possible. So we have some tips for making the best of the situation and creating cherished vacation memories without ever leaving home. It’s called a staycation.
Read MoreAre your kids interested in the deep blue? While they learn about the three layers of the ocean, imagine relaxing in a beach chair listening to the waves crashing. Camping is not only an affordable way to have plenty of family fun, but it’s also a chance for your kids to explore nature and learn about their surroundings.
Read MoreIt’s no secret that times are tough right now. Around the world, families are struggling to adapt to the “new normal”. During this time, it’s important to find ways to enjoy time spent with your family at home and bond as a unit.
Read MoreSan Francisco has a lot to offer from food to music to art! It can be overwhelming for someone who is seemingly unfamiliar with the city. Therefore, we put together this handy guide of educational activities that are not only fun for the kids but parents will enjoy them too!
Read MoreAs summer begins to come to a close many of us are busy squeezing in our last bit of fun before the kids go back to school. Planning a camping trip is far easier than planning out a full itinerary worth of activities within the city! Camping allows kids to let their imaginations run free, add to the fun with these camping printables that will also better prepare your kids for back to school!
Read MorePlanning a day full of activities for Father’s Day is challenging especially while balancing work, the kids, and everything else life throws at you. We created a list full of treats and gifts you can do with the kids for Father’s Day!
Read MoreThere is no question kids love arts and crafts; there is also no question on how expensive crafts can be. The Dollar Store is a great resource for art supplies. Follow this tutorial to create a nice and easy spring themed craft made from supplies you can find at the Dollar Store.
Read MoreHappy 4th of July! Looking for events or things to do with the family this 4th of July? This week blogs included information about fireworks in each of the Joanna’s Nannies locations. Have fun and stay safe; Happy Independence Day!
Read MoreReno is one of the most underrated cities; in recent years Reno has transformed itself. Instead of being known for the casinos and night life, Reno is beginning to be recognized for its unique culture. Reno is a great place for families to spend quality time together; read more to learn about some of our favorite indoor and outdoor activities in Reno!
Read MoreEscaping the heat during the summer can be challenging especially without access to a pool. No pool, no problem; have a water fight instead! All you need is a hose, a few buckets, and sponges! Before starting the water fight it is best to establish some rules. Read this weeks blog to learn some rules to assure everyone has fun but is also playing safely.
Read MoreOnce summer hits most of the day is spent outdoors including cooking and eating. Grilling is one of the best parts of summertime when it comes to the atmosphere. Kids are usually a little more reluctant to eat something off the BBQ because it is “burnt”, here is a handful of recipes made for the grill and for the little one’s tummy!
Read MoreNow that it is summer a lot of time is going to be spent at the pool. A lot of kids like to play games in the pool, here are a few good ideas. Kids usually like to make up their own games but if they run out of ideas and turn to you for help, you’re already prepared!
Read MoreThere is no escaping the heat of California in the summertime; but there are ways to make it a bit more bearable. San Francisco has a lot of great waterparks to help the whole family cool off; here are our favorites!
Read MoreYoung kids and toddlers love to get their hands dirty; that comes as no surprise to anyone. Making and playing with cloud dough is great for kids because they get to get their hands dirty but they are also developing some of their sensory skills.
Read MoreGoing to a ball game as kid is an experience they will take with them their entire lives. Not only does AT&T Park offer amazing ball games but there are also many activities within the park aside from baseball. This blog highlights three events that take place during the summer months at AT&T Park!
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