Andi

Let’s start with the truth — skiing isn’t a cheap sport. I completely understand that it’s not realistic for every family. But more and more families are finding creative ways to make it work: buying used gear, choosing smaller or more affordable resorts, skiing during discounted late-afternoon or night sessions instead of full days, and learning some basics ahead of time to make the most of their time on the slopes. PNW winters can be hard to enjoy sometimes, with their cold, rainy days and...

Ready to move, connect, and recharge this fall/winter? Join us for a 4-week Stroller Workout Series  this November & December—designed to help moms build strength, boost energy, and find their village of like-minded mamas. Consistency is key when it comes to regaining strength and confidence postpartum—and it’s so much easier (and more fun!) when you’re surrounded by others in the same stage of life. Each week, we’ll enjoy a playful mix of low-impact cardio, strength, and stretching exercises...

Some kids are born adventurers. Others… need a little nudge. Scavenger hunts give them a reason  to keep going. The excitement of “just one more item” often turns a half-mile stroll into a two-mile trek without a single complaint. Parents win, too — fewer meltdowns, more smiles, and memories of teamwork and discovery. 1. They Make Hiking Fun  and Engaging When kids have a mission — like finding a mossy log, spotting a heart-shaped rock, or discovering a tree that looks like an animal —...