December 2017 Vacation Guide
We’ve pulled together a list of things to do with your kids during the school break. Check it out!
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Anisa Raoof steps down after ten years but Kidoinfo continues under new leadership
This is my last blog post on Kidoinfo as publisher but not the end of Kidoinfo. As you may know from my announcement on August 28 (read full story here), I have decided to step down from running Kidoinfo after 10 years to pursue other projects and spend more time with family. Although I say […]
Growing up with Kidoinfo
When Kidoinfo started, we were 6 years old. Now we’re 16. A lot has happened in that time and personally we feel we’ve changed a lot in these past ten years. But one thing has remained constant and that is the reliability of Kidoinfo, there for the best weekend picks and insights into parenting. Though […]
2018 Health Insurance Options: The Choice Is Yours During Open Enrollment
By Jim Armstrong You know that feeling you get when, halfway through the day, you suddenly realize you forgot to send your kid to school wearing something silly for “crazy hat day”? Or that today was the day you’d promised to send in a gift for teacher appreciation week? It’s pretty close to impossible to […]
100+ Things To Do with Kids in Rhode Island
Consider 100 things to do with kids in Rhode Island, Kidoinfo’s Bucket List, filled with things to do with your children before they grow up! Fun, food, culture, and history all unique to our area: these are things we believe every young Rhode Islander should see and do.
After 10 years, a new chapter begins. Thank you for being a part of the Kidoinfo community.
UPDATED NOVEMBER 20, 2017: Please note that I am pleased to announce that Kidoinfo WILL CONTINUE on under new leadership before the New Year! Stay tuned for details. You may continue submitting events to the calendar, inquire about advertising, sign up for the camp guide! I launched Kidoinfo in the spring of 2007 with a […]
Family Matters: Easy Fall Craft Projects for Kids
We like to celebrate fall by making crafts that remind us of the season’s colors, shapes and textures or using natural materials found on our outdoor hikes. Many of these projects are simple and need little advanced planning. Although I show samples of finished crafts, these activities are as much or more about the process, the outdoor adventure and collecting the materials. Plan a walk and bring a bag to hold natural items along the way. Making art with kids can lead to unexpected discoveries and detours. If you want perfection, craft your own piece alongside or after the kids are asleep.
Make a Difference This Summer
By The Rhode Island Community Food Bank Here are a couple of fun ways kids can help others during their summer vacation. Get Their Hands Dirty – Volunteer at a Community Farm All summer long, the community farms of the Rhode Island Community Food Bank grow fresh produce to distribute to food pantries across the […]
Providence Community Library Helps Keep Kids Busy with Reading, Games, Free Entertainers & Summer Fun!
So much happening this summer at Providence Community Library (PCL), which provides daily fun, great books, and special performances at nine neighborhood locations. The Library helps school age students get stamps for their Passports to Summer Learning, learn how to track their activities using Providence READsquared software, complete PCL game cards and earn prizes for […]
Kidoinfo Play in the Park 2017 Schedule
Tuesdays (starting July 11) from 3-6pm in Burnside Park, Downtown Providence. Free fun for all ages. Kidoinfo is proud partner of Play in the Park teaming up with Jen Smith of Downtown Providence Parks Conservancy and company to bring family friendly activities to Burnside Park. There is something new each week!Plus Every Tuesday, from 3 – […]
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