By Tiffany Hogan Love a bargain? Looking for good quality, lightly used kids’ (or adults’) clothes? Enjoy shopping locally and supporting local initiatives? Then mark your calendar and plan to visit the upcoming Wheeler School Clothing Sale, April 15-17. This wildly popular 62 year-old community institution benefits every “body.” This three-day event held in the [...]
By Mary Scott Hackman, Early Childhood Program Developer, Providence Children’s Museum Children learn best when they are allowed to make choices and experiment – the process is as important as the outcome. This statement is not only powerful; it is the sum and substance of Providence Children’s Museum’s educational philosophy. It is the message we [...]
For the second year in a row, the Pawtucket Red Sox announce a Kids Eat Free* at McCoy Stadium initiative that will provide youngsters (aged 12 & under) attending a PawSox game at McCoy with a concession coupon good for a free hot dog, Pepsi, and bag of chips. Youngsters, who must be holding a [...]
What a great way to get your kids off the computer, meeting new people and learning about distant lands. Aime recently emailed me to share this fun activity she is doing with her family. Geography is exciting to me. I want my children to enjoy it too. In January I learned of a postcard swap [...]
Mothers Acting Up (MAU) is changing the face of activism one mama at a time! MAU mobilizes mothers to act on behalf of the world’s children by providing education, inspiration, tools, and actions meant to activate the leader in every mother. MAU’s approach to activism is positive and accessible, supporting mothers in making informed personal [...]
