Now you can take your kids out to the ball game without spending as much at the concession stand. Great news these days as families are looking for ways to save pennies every chance they get. The Pawtucket Red Sox have just announced a Kids Eat Free at McCoy Stadium initiative that will provide youngsters [...]
Paul Janaway is a Physical Education Teacher at the Henry Barnard School in Providence. Today he shares his story about how a rock climbing wall is more than just a place for the kids to exercise but an opportunity for children to challenge themselves, and become leaders, teachers, and team players. One of my commitments [...]
She ran one lap around (400 meters) and we just stopped and watched her. Whaaaa? Look at her—-she looks like some kind of…runner. Wow, Stretch—good job! You ran all the way around the track! Whoa, what is she doing? She’s going around a second time? Nah, don’t worry—she’s wearing a dress and sandals–her feet are [...]
By Katy Killilea This store is a vacuum whose hose is attached directly to my son’s piggybank. With baseball, football, and basketball cards, Wacky Packs, and Pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, Naruto, and Magic cards, Allsport Collectibles is a card-obsessed child’s heaven. Ken Souza—a father of three young children (4, 3, and 7 months)—recently opened the shop along [...]
Home Plate: Reflections of a Sports Parent When SportsDad calls home from work with a certain sheepish (but excited) tone, I can tell that he has some kind of sports bee in his bonnet. I call it a Joga Bonito Call (like a booty call, but for sports), after the Brazilian term (literally, “the beautiful [...]
After a night of fireworks, why not spend a day on the East Bay bike path? If your kids have outgrown their bikes, co-pilot seats, enclosed trailers, or trail-a-bikes, good used equipment can be found at tag sales, Craigslist, or with friends who have slightly older kids. Everyone seems to be shedding equipment at this [...]
The Parks Department will run the 2008 summer lunch program, which provides free lunches to children at pools, parks and recreation centers in Providence. The program will begin on Monday, June 30 and run five days a week until Friday, Aug. 22, 2008. Lunches include a sandwich or pizza, fruit, milk and juice. Any child [...]
Today I welcome Melissa Brusso, a mom from Pawtucket, as a new contributing writer for Kidoinfo. In her column, Home Plate: Reflections of a Sportsparent, she shares her wit, wisdom, and experience regarding the world of sports with her husband, “SportsDad”, their daughter “Stretch”, age 10 and their son, “LittleMan”, age 7. As the weather [...]
When it snows, chances are – assuming your kids are old enough to talk – they will want to build a snowman and go sledding. You can build snowmen anywhere, but finding hills for serious sledding requires finding a hill. How big a hill depends on the sledders. If your baby or toddler is barely [...]
What kid doesn’t like skating outside (with some hot chocolate)? Skating starts now. In Providence, RI, the opening day for the Bank of America Skating Center ice-skating 2007-08 season is November 19 at 4pm. Take your kids ice skating, watch the Zamboni machine at work, then enjoy some yummy hot chocolate at the rink or [...]
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