Annual Summer Camp Fair Set for Saturday, April 11
While it seems like the cold weather and snow days will never end, I promise summer is just around the corner. And not just summer but SUMMER CAMP!
Shortstuff
Out and About in Central Kentucky
LCT Presents ‘Cat in the Hat’
The Lexington Children’s Theatre is bringing Dr. Seuss’s “The Cat in the Hat” to the Main Stage Theatre on Sunday, Feb. 22 at 2 & 4:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 28 at 11 a.m., 2 & 7 p.m. and Sunday, March 1 at 2 p.m.
Freedom March Highlights MLK Day
On Monday, Jan. 19 the Martin Luther King, Jr. Freedom March will be held in downtown Lexington with a commemorative program to follow.
Sleepovers: What’s A Parent To Do?
It was the first Friday of the first week of kindergarten, and one of my daughter’s new classmates was having a sleepover. What!?!?
Fayette Co-Op Earns Grant to Install Playscapes, Mud Kitchen
One of the first rules parents learn when they enroll their children in Fayette Cooperating Preschool is “Don’t dress your kids up.”
Teaching Generosity: Not Just for the Holidays
First, acknowledge your child’s wants. Criticizing them for being “selfish” and “self-centered” probably won’t move them toward generosity to others and is likely to make them feel badly about themselves.
Lego ‘Building a Future’ Contest at Bricks 4 Kidz
Do you have a master builder at your house? A master LEGO builder, that is. Put those building skills to work this month in the first Master Builder Challenge for Bricks 4 Kidz. Participants create and submit their individual, original LEGO creations in the theme of “Building the Future” by noon on Friday, Dec. 12 […]
Santa Sightings
Looking for Santa this holiday season? Here are a few places you can find him in December.
Where to See Nutcrackers, Charlie Brown, Rudolph, Sing-Alongs and Handel’s Messiah
List of Local Holiday Performances
Embracing Rough Play – Without Too Many Tears
A male friend of mine was puzzled as to why so many women seem to misinterpret rough boy behavior as “bad.”
He shared stories of playing play-fighting and tumbling with his son, and that for the two of them, wrestling was a form of intimacy and learning.