With the rise in cost of just about everything these days, it’s no wonder that more and more families are opting for a staycation. Instead of flying away to an exotic island or an all-inclusive resort, families are enjoying their vacation time at home or close to home. While some families may not consider this, not only is this option more affordable, but it also decreases our carbon foot-print. Currently, there is an increase in families who are staycationing at the cottage. This is something my family and I have done for the past six
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Like most first time moms I know, I was worried about getting back my waist line and fitting back into my favourite pair of jeans before I even gave birth to my son. After my six-week postpartum check-up, I was ready to hit the gym. Except, if you’re like me, you probably haven’t set foot in a gym in a long time. I do however love exercise classes. I heard about Fitmom, which has locations all over Toronto and surrounding area, and I immediately signed-up for a class offered in my neighborhood. For moms and their babes The Fitmom classes are
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April is Earth Month in Canada and throughout the month Earth Day Canada has partnered with countless businesses and organizations to take part in earth friendly activities and campaigns. It is a time to reflect on our own lifestyle choices and how they impact the planet and educate ourselves and our families about preserving the environment. We challenge you to be your family’s ambassador for the earth and let us know how you’re teaching your children to go green. Toronto Mom has made an earth day weekend commitment to lessen our environmental impact by walking
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Playful Grounds is a kid-friendly cafe in Toronto's. Great food, fantastic toys and the chance to chat with friends makes for one nice day
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Earth Hour 2012 takes place this Saturday and Toronto isn’t missing out. Stop by the Ontario Science Centre to celebrate Earth Hour, take in some storytelling at the Bata Shoe Museum, or browse the list for some other exciting outings. There are always lots to see and do with your kids in Toronto! Earth Hour at the Ontario Science Centre Celebrate Earth Hour at the Science Centre with an evening of free outdoor events. Observe the planets through telescopes, meet creatures that call the night home, enjoy some rhythmic drumming and storytelling. A fire performance
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Spring has sprung in Toronto, so why not get your green thumb ready with a trip to Canada Blooms, the largest flower and gardening show in the country. You may be an avid gardener; you may simply enjoy the sweet smell of flowers. Or, you may be in need of some renovations to your patio or gardens. Whatever your needs, you can probably find it here. It’s easy to make it a great day out with family or friends, even if you don’t have a vast knowledge or a keen interest in gardening. There’s a
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Looking for what to do in Toronto with kids? Never fear. Everything is coming up green this week from Shrek The Musical to St. Patrick’s Day brunch. But if green isn’t your colour, we still have lots to see and do. From the maple syrup festival to Second City to the Bata Shoe Museum, your kids won’t know what to see or do first! There’s always a lot to do in Toronto with kids. Shrek The Musical Everyone’s favourite ogre is hitting the stage in this funny new musical. Based on the Oscar-winning movie Shrek, this
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Beginning on March 12 some of the hottest fall and winter fashions will hit the runway in Toronto as the newly named World MasterCard Fashion Week kicks off at David Pecaut Square
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March Break is upon us and Toronto is offering up a lot of fun. There are carnivals, princesses galore and even St. Patrick’s Day a bit early. And if you’re gearing up for the outdoors, take a peak at the Sportsmen’s Show! There’s a lot to see and do in Toronto with your kids this week!
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My ArtLab is a Riverdale gem that offers art classes for kids and their caregivers through a variety of fun, engaging, and inspirational classes. Led by local artist Andjelija Djuric, classes are available for a wide-range of age groups and teach art skills, while exposing kids to other subjects, like music, drama, language, literacy and science. I recently stopped by during a baby class and had a fabulous time. The Space Located in a bright and airy studio filled with colour, movement, and pure joy, My ArtLab oozes creativity and fun from every pore. Children are provided
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