The Loudoun County Fair is a great way to spend the day with your tiny carousel riders. We visited mid-week around 10 a.m. and came back at 5 p.m. (after naptime). Morning at the fair is filled with baby animals, face painting and yummy carnival food. Fair evenings boast kiddie-sized rides, live music, and even more delicious carnival eats. Continue reading Don’t Forget to Visit the Loudoun County Fair
Agecroft Hall is magical, history-filled Tudor home brought over from England by T.C. Williams Continue reading Exploring Agecroft Hall: An English Tudor Mansion in the Middle of Richmond, Virginia
We’re staying about an hour outside of Memphis, so we decided to drive downtown and check out the town before naptime. Our first stop was the Peabody Hotel to check out the march of the Peabody Ducks. Check out the beyond adorable event! There is a longstanding tradition, since the early 1900s of this daily fanfare. The Duck Master shares the history before boarding the … Continue reading A morning in Memphis, Tennessee with the Peabody Ducks
Long Hollow Suri Alpacas farm was started in 2002, by Karl and Jan Heinrich, as a cruelty-free alternative to traditional farming. They raise the cutest bunch of alpacas I’ve ever seen, process their own fiber, and make beautiful alpaca yarn and garments. Continue reading Family Fun at Long Hollow Suri Alpacas Farm in Gallatin, Tennessee
Visit the beautiful tulip and daffodil fields at Burnside Farms in Virginia Continue reading Holland of Virginia at Burnside Farms in Nokesville, VA
Here are the top 10 things I learned from our day trip to Washington, DC Continue reading 10 Things to Know about a Day Trip to Washington, DC with a Toddler
Visit Harper’s Ferry, Jefferson Rock, St. Peter’s Roman Catholic Church, ruins of St. John’s Episcopal Church, and lunch all before naptime Continue reading Before Naptime: Harper’s Ferry Adventure with Toddlers
Meadowlark Botanical Gardens is the perfect alternative to enjoy the Cherry Blossoms without the crowds. Continue reading Avoid the Washington, DC Crowds: See the Cherry Blossoms in Northern Virginia
The Observation Deck at CEB Tower is epic and awe-inspiring. Wide open spaces for toddlers to enjoy. Perfect family experience. Continue reading Our Epic Family Morning at The Observation Deck at CEB Tower in Arlington, Virginia
Before you can head into the city, you’ll need to find a family-friendly home base for your traveling tribe. Don’t waste your time bouncing between hotel and online travel agency sites. Head over to vacationrenter.com to see all listings and get to planning your family adventure in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area. You’ll find the best Vacation Rentals from all the top sites, all in one place. Continue reading Free and Inexpensive Family-friendly Fun Near Washington, DC
We’re blessed to call Loudoun County our hometown. It is a beautiful place to live. We love the mountain view from our bedroom window, over 40 wineries and breweries, a delicious foodie scene, and tons of family-friendly destinations to enjoy. Continue reading An Instagram-worthy Family Scavenger Hunt in Loudoun County, Virginia
The Delaware Museum of Natural History has dinosaurs, hands-on educational exhibits, and a beautiful green space for a family-style picnic lunch. Continue reading Visit the Family-Friendly, Dinosaur-Filled Museum of Natural History in Wilmington, Delaware
This amazing aquarium was voted the #1 aquarium in the United States, and the reasons are very clear. It is awesome! There is an underwater tunnel the size of a football field, kid-sized tunnels and corners throughout the building, and tons of amazing underwater life to explore. Continue reading Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies in Gatlinburg, TN is an Epic Family Experience
When Visit Pittsburgh told us all about the family-friendly attractions in the area, we didn’t know where to start. But, we knew the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh was a must for our family. My kids love to touch everything and play with cool exhibits. Continue reading The Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh is Fun for the Whole Family
Have you heard of Wegmans Wonderplace? We hadn’t until today, and it was such a fun surprise. It is a 1700-square-foot interactive space and permanent exhibit that welcomes curious kids age 0-6. The room is equipped with a toddler dream kitchen, blocks galore, walls with knobs, locks, switches, and an indoor farm complete with a chicken coop. I was worried we had trekked all the … Continue reading Wegmans Wonderplace in Washington, DC is an epic, interactive playroom
We spent the afternoon at Silverman’s Farm in Easton, CT. The kids had a blast. They got to see and feed buffalo, llamas, alpacas, sheep, goats, fallow deer, emus, and long-horn cattle. After we made our way around the farm, we stopped at one of the inviting picnic tables for a bite to eat. We also climbed on the huge Thomas the Tank Engine for … Continue reading A fun-filled, toddler-friendly day at Silverman’s Farm in Easton, CT
When I told my crew I wanted to check out the National Building Museum, they looked at me kind of sideways. Turns out, it may be one of the best kept secrets in DC, for those of us with Littles between the ages of 2 and 6 or so. It is such a blast! The stroller accessible entrance is off of G Street, and there is ample … Continue reading Toddler Fun at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC
Temple Hall Farm is a working farm that allows the public to visit April through November. There is a nice variety of farm animals housed on an absolutely gorgeous property with beautiful views in every direction. So, why should you check it out? 1. Farm Animals – your little one will have the opportunity to get up close and personal with cows, chickens, sheep, turkeys and many … Continue reading Top 5 Reasons to Take Your Toddler to Temple Hall Farm in Leesburg, VA
