Kid-friendly Toronto destination the Beach has lots to offer families in any season. Guest contributor Jen Farr highlights a few local spots
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Tech mom Avery Swartz connects with us to discuss her evolution as an entrepreneur, technology and how parenting changes the way you work
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We catch up with Toronto mom on the street April Cook to find out what she loves about living and working in her Leslieville neighbourhood
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Delicious spanakopita, sticky sweet treats and great value make Athens Pastries a winner when you're deciding where to eat in Toronto with kids
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We catch up with Karyn MacEwan to find out what she loves about living in her Corktown neighbourhood in downtown Toronto
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Toronto Mom Now recently sat in on a mommy and me yoga class with local birth doula and certified prenatal yoga instructor Jamie Kalynuik and discovered that babies love doing yoga with mom. While these are called mommy and me classes, they are open to any infant caregivers and promote bonding through loving touch (during the class Jamie cheerfully recommends “now reassure baby with a kiss”) as well as sight, sound and movement stimulation. Jamie founded Toronto Yoga Mamas to create a community where women can learn, nurture and connect with eachother through their birthing journeys
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Every mom deserves a flattering dress, one she can count on to make her look and feel like a yummy mommy. But after having kids, finding that cute little number may be a less than appealing endeavour. Have no fear. Just head to clothing store Doll Factory by Damzels in Leslieville. This one-of-kind dress shop is sure to have something you’ll adore. Chic Meets Street Doll Factory by Damzels is a clothing store full of pieces that exude edgy, urban style mixed with a sophisticated, vintage vibe. Inspired by the rock and roll lifestyle, Damzels’ line
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Good vegetarian cuisine options are sparse in this city, but thanks to Erin Prim and the Teatree Café, Eastenders have a fantastic little place to grab a meat-free bite. Teatree Café is a cozy little spot on the Danforth, just east of Jones Avenue, that offers a variety of yummy teas and coffees, along with baked goods, sandwiches and other light meals, including vegan and gluten-free choices. Grilled Sandwiches One of the most popular items at Teatree Café are the grilled sandwiches. Made on fresh bread and prepared on-site daily, the sandwiches come with a side
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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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Who doesn’t love a great brunch? Here’s my take on the top 5 Toronto Brunch spots in the East End. Three’s Company www.threes-company.com 673 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, 416-406-3233 Three’s Company is a small and pleasant restaurant that is hugely popular with locals in the Pape and Danforth neighbourhood. The weekend and holiday brunch menu includes more than just the regular suspects. For something a little different, try the Southwestern Eggs — eggs poached in salsa, avocado, cilantro and green olives, served with tortilla chips. Or how about poutine for breakfast? Three’s Company serves up a hearty
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