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February 1, 2019 by Rosalind Prather

Best Kids Activities in DFW- Our Expert Top 10 Picks!

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  1. Dallas World Aquarium

Why We Love It: Escape the heat and enter the world of aquatics and exotic wildlife. The Dallas World Aquarium features many different types of animals. Enjoy penguins, otters, alligators, free-flying monkeys and even sloths. Experience an underwater adventure as you veer through the glass shark tunnel, almost as if they’re swimming above you. Visit during feeding hours for a special insider look to what each animal receives to stay strong and healthy. There’s nothing like a weekend spent learning about life’s magnificent creatures while oo-ing and aww-ing around each corner.

 

  1. Perot Museum of Nature and Science

Why We Love It: It’s time for an adventure! Take the little ones (ages 5 and under) to explore and discover on their own at one of the best kids activities in DFW. They’ll be free to shop at the farmer’s market, get active on a “nature hike” or spark a creative side during the Manipulative Exploration lab. Have older kids? The Engineering and Innovation Hall is perfect for those who are apt to envision and build whatever they imagine. With 12 different exhibits to choose from, ranging from a Sports Hall to Gems and Minerals, it would be hard not to actively participate at the Perot Museum.

 

  1. Going Bonkers

Why We Love It: “Going Bonkers” – it’s exactly how it sounds! Crawl, climb, jump, hop, skip, slide and all of the above here at this ginormous jungle gym. A pooped kiddo at the end of the day, guaranteed. (Ah, naptime.) It sounds like a marathon, but fear not, there’s a lounge specifically for parents or nannies to relax while they overlook the entire Play Zone. In addition, let yours and your kiddos’ inner gamer side come out and test the competition in the arcade area. You won’t get bored with crane games, racing, bowling, and rides. Pick a prize at the end for a cherry on top of a perfect family-outing!

 

  1. Dinosaurs Live at Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary

Why We Love It: Step foot back in time and into this movie-esque nature trail. The 46-foot T-Rex and life-size animatronic dinosaurs will have you feeling like you’re on the set of Jurassic Park. The roars of the dinos and the sounds of the wildlife come together to create a life-like experience that your kids will want to jump out of the stroller for. The dinosaur play area is a hit after seeing them up close and personal. This specific exhibit inside the Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary is only here for a limited time (February 18, 2019) so make sure to take advantage of the deals!

 

  1. Crayola Experience

Why We Love It: You haven’t done arts and crafts until you’ve had the Crayola Experience! Not only will the kids enjoy this, but so will the adults, because who doesn’t love a classic Crayon? Get colorful at the “ultimate coloring station” with thousands of different Crayons to choose from. Always wish your little one’s masterpieces could come to life? A digital design can do just that at the augmented reality station. The Crayon playground and the Stomp and Play area are perfect places to send the more energetic kids. Afterwards, re-energize at the Café Crayola and watch a live how-to demonstration of how Crayons get their color, are melted and made right in front of your eyes. Modeling clay, paint, chalk, digitized designing – let the inner artist out!

 

  1. Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark

Why We Love It: Texas heat and waterparks just go together. But, what’s even better than that? An INDOOR waterpark! Epic Waters is an oasis that family members of all ages can enjoy. There’s body slides, drops, races and tubes, twists and plunges for the adventurous ones. The Rascal’s Round Up area is full of water buckets, sprinklers, geysers and slides for the little ones to enjoy. Then, when they get tired, the lazy river and pool are perfect alternatives for those who just want to relax in the tranquil waters.

 

  1. Fort Worth Stockyards

Why We Love It: Kick on the cowboy boots (yours and the littles) to feel the spirit of the West. The cattle drive is the thing to see, so plan in advance to make sure you don’t miss the best part of it all. Tons of cowboys and cowgirls are walking around and some even riding their horses – enough for children to idolize all aspects of the Western life. Rodeo displays, carriage rides, pretend gun fights… If you’re not from Texas, you’ll feel like you are. Be sure to let the little ones feed and pet the animals at the petting zoo or take a ride on the miniature train before heading out to the numerous restaurants that are offered. Finally, the day isn’t complete without some good ol’ fashioned BBQ!

 

  1. Mountasia Family Fun Center

Why We Love It: Tailor your day to exactly how you want it at the Mountasia Family Fun Center. Stay inside and win some prizes at the arcade or take the competition to the next level at the laser tag grounds. On a hot, Texas day you can count on the Summit Skate arena to pack your day with some indoor fun on skates. Or, race to see who can climb the rock wall faster. The outdoor adventures feel like a whole other amusement park, with golfing, go-carts and boats.

 

  1. Log Cabin Village

Why We Love It: This Texas landmark provides authentic and historical aspects of pioneer life from the 19th century with an impressive display of log cabins throughout the village. Take history right out of a textbook and give your kids and fun, education and hands-on experience. As you walk through the town and peek in each log-home furnished with authentic artifacts, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time. A water-powered gristmill, herb garden, blacksmith shop, a school house and other settings are offered in this educational attraction. The younger ones can enjoy an interactive display at Pepper’s Place, where they can discover, touch and try anything inside and outside of the cabin!

 

  1. Fort Worth Zoo

Why We Love It: “One to check off the bucket list!” is a way to describe this zoo. An educational extravaganza – don’t miss the live shows from the Animal Outreach staff, providing information about various Texas animals in the outdoor learning theater. An express train, carousel, petting corral, and rock climbing wall are just a few of the attractions to visit in between visiting all of the 540 different species of animals. Birds, mammals, fish and reptiles span the area for viewing pleasure with an optional tram ride for an easier on the feet experience. Don’t miss the new Savannah exhibit where you can feed an adorable giraffe!

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Honorable Mentions: Grapevine Vintage Railroad (especially at Christmastime!) and Pawnee Bill’s Wild West Show

Content enthusiastically approved by Co-Founder and Momtrepreneur, Rosalind Prather. Writing accredited to Kayla Formalejo, Trusting Connections Intern.

Filed Under: Dallas-Fort Worth, Kids Craft/Activity Ideas, Local Business Features Tagged With: #dfwnannies, #nanniesofdfw, DFW families, kids activities

January 18, 2019 by Rosalind Prather

TC’s Top 10 Picks for Kids Activities in Phoenix

Looking for the best kids activities in Phoenix? Search no further! Our childcare experts have narrowed your choices down to our Top 10 favorites for locals and visitors alike.

  1. LEGOLAND Discovery Center

Why We Love It: LEGOS® GALORE! Get ready to enter the land of Legos® and watch, build and play in all 10 of the different attractions offered. Spark your little builder’s imagination by walking through MINILAND® – a town built from over a million different bricks, making up interactive play towers, airships and city landscape. Next, race your speedy Lego® car at the tracks, garden at the DUPLO® farm, or get tips and tricks on building at the Creative Workshop. Finally, don’t forget to visit Olivia, Emma, Mia and Andrea at Lego® Friends Heartlake City or explore the extensive Dino exhibit! Once you think you’ve seen it all, encourage your kiddo to run around on the jungle gym with the other little builders and afterwards, enjoy a carefully crafted treat at the Café.

 

2. Scottsdale’s McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park

Why We Love It: Spark your long-forgotten love of getting your hands and feet dirty. See the world from the eyes of your children again. At this 30-acre railroad park, there’s plenty of room for running around and blowing off some steam (pun intended). Bring your train lovers to explore the museum with model trains and a full-sized train on site to gawk over. Don’t forget to board the miniature train-ride afterwards to make it a full experience. Say yes to a beautiful day in the sunniest parts of Arizona. And make sure you’re on your best behavior, or else the “Sheriff” might take you to “jail”! In addition to the two shaded playgrounds, there’s a mini Western town with a stagecoach, jail and a general store. A carousel, snack bars, souvenir shops, ramadas – there’s nothing this park doesn’t have.

 

3. i.d.e.a Museum

Why We Love It: Museum? More like an indoor playground built for adventure! Spark and satisfy curiosity and get those creative juices flowing by exploring, creating and discovering through one, or all, of the multi-themed hands-on activities and imaginative “towns” available. Try ARTVILLE to explore and discover through this tactile and imaginative play. Fascination always comes with construction, and here they offer the opportunity to become a real-life builder. Construct and design structures, buildings and bridges at the HUB. Then, geek out with your little one and engage in the interactive Solar System exhibit. This exhibit is created with science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM). Finally, enjoy one of the special exhibits such as Infant Messy Creations Series for sensory exploration. We all know how hard it is to enforce “keep your hands to yourself”!

 

4. OdySea Aquarium 

Why We Love It: This will have people of all ages mesmerized and amazed! Lots of energy and boundless curiosity? Don’t miss out on a perfect family-outing where you’ll get the most bang for your buck, with displays ranging from captivating to informational. OdySea is the largest marine aquarium in the Southwest, spanning over 200,000 square feet, holding 2M gallons of water! There are over 30,000 animals and 500 different species in 50 exhibits to keep your attention. Give your kiddos the opportunity to see live marine-life when pictures from a book come to life: exhibits including penguins, sea turtles, jellyfish and countless more.

Tour guides span the area with knowledgeable facts and answers ready to questions. If that’s not enough, there are special tours available such as the Shark Tour, exploring all about sharks from a behind the scenes look and visiting the kitchen to learn what they eat and specifics about veterinary care.

 

5. Butterfly Wonderland

Why We Love It: This place is truly a “wonder”land. Start with the educational and moving 3D film about the flight and plight of the Monarch Butterflies. Afterwards, watch the beautiful butterflies dry their wings in the Emergence Gallery and follow them into the largest Rainforest Conservatory in the United States. Then, prepare to be transported into a serene and surreal world where you will find yourself amongst over 3,000 free-flying butterflies of various species from around the world, fluttering between the lush tropical plants and flowers.

Keep the camera handy! You’ll want to capture this one-of-a-kind experience by the dozens; worthy of its own album. This is a great way to get the little ones to move slowly and if they stand still long enough, a butterfly hitch-hiker might land on a shoulder. The fun doesn’t stop there though. Get an up-close and educational experience with the Rainforest Reptile and Amphibian exhibit. Then, see the Honey Bee Extravaganza and the large Aquariums filled with African Cichllids, Amazon Pacu fish and other colorful exotic fish.

 

6. Children’s Museum of Phoenix

Why We Love It: This museum is better described as the Children’s Playhouse of Phoenix! You can entertain littles or bigs with three floors of nonstop fun. Each floor has a baby zone and a big kid zone for safe play. A giant jungle gym treehouse made of recycled materials encompasses the first floor for climbing, hopping, skipping, and sliding. Next, take the kiddos upstairs to the second floor for more focus-based activities like arts and crafts, creating/building and learning stations. Keep exploring to find all the hits: a grocery store, a “house” area with baby dolls, a pizza shop, a noodle forest, a racetrack, and a tricycle carwash. Mini games, workshops and magic shows – even the parents will find themselves wanting to come back!

 

7. Arizona Museum of Natural History

Why We Love It: Listen up, Arizonians and visitors! The perfect way to learn the history of how this state came to be through the eyes of the Natives is at the Arizona Museum of Natural History. Not only will your little ones learn in an educational and fun way, but you’ll probably gain some insight to history even you never knew before. Explore the Anthropology Section to learn about the daily habits and living techniques of the early Arizona settlers. Take a step back in time and see all of the different fossils of dinosaurs, fish and wildlife. With over 50,000 historic objects in 7 different collections, you and your little ones will have plenty to see!

 

8. Musical Instrument Museum

Why We Love It: Make some memories at the Musical Instrument Museum! There is a variety of classes for all different age levels. Mini music makers up to age five have the opportunity to play, sing and dance with each other. Or, explore the different cultures that make up the beauty of music from around the world. Plan your visit during the special events to experience one-of-a-kind concert. However, a spectacular collection of instruments is always on display. Your kids will not only be immersed in the music. They will also learn music history and be introduced to tunes from different continents.

 

9. iFLY Phoenix Indoor Skydiving

Why We Love It:  Calling all thrill-seekers, ages 3-103! Ever want to know what it’s like to fly? Ever want to skydive, but don’t want to jump out of a big airplane? Or, if you’re just looking for some good ol’ excitement, here it is! A dream becomes a reality as you float on a smooth cushion of air in the Wind Tunnel at iFLY, an indoor Phoenix Indoor Skydiving arena. The expertly trained and certified Bodyflight instructors will guide you through the fully controlled “flying” adventure.

Feeling really brave? Also available for the ultimate thrill, is iFLY VR with the rush of skydiving from a 13,000 feet free-fall with Virtual Reality technology, set in various spectacular locations. Some events are custom designed for individuals with physical and cognitive challenges.

 

10. As You Wish

Why We Love It: Pottery and paint, this is arts and crafts made easy and fun for the whole family. To start, choose from a wide variety of creative pottery options: plates, platters, photo holders, planters, bowls, cups, wall hangings, animals, characters and more. What seems like an unlimited selection of colors of paint line the walls, along with brushes and stencils. Then get to painting and make them your own – the limit of your imagination is the only limit! After the masterpiece is done baking, return and see your little ones beam with joy and pride when they receive their finished creation! Classes and workshops are available for those who want to get a little more fancy. Big groups and party events are encouraged – the more the merrier!

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Honorable Mention: Our Co-Founder, Rosalind Prather, raves about Makutu’s Island: “My kids beg to drive all the way up to Chandler just for this. This massive indoor jungle gym is fashioned like a sprawling tree. It’s imaginative, great exercise and loads of adventurous fun. My husband and I even crawl through the tunnels and go down the slides, which really makes the girls giggle.”

Content enthusiastically approved by Co-Founder and local Momtrepreneur, Rosalind Prather Writing accredited to Kayla Formalejo, Trusting Connections Intern

Filed Under: From the Blog, Local Business Features, Parenting Tips/Tricks, Phoenix Tagged With: activities, family-friendly, kids activities, phoenix, things to do in phoenix

November 19, 2018 by Rosalind Prather

TC’s Top 10 Picks for Kids Activities in Tucson

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Looking for Kids Activities in Tucson? We’ve compiled a list of our favorite “must-do” adventures for kids and families.

Content Enthusiastically Approved by Rosalind Prather (Local Mom and TC Co-Founder), Writing accredited to Kayla Formalejo, Trusting Connections Intern

 

Top 10 Kids Activities in Tucson

 

  1. The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures

Why We Love It: See and feel the magic of the Mini Time Machine Museum! It’s exactly what it sounds like – a showcase of more than 400 intricate, antique and contemporary dollhouses. Your and your little one’s creative minds will start flowing when imagination turns to life. Visit the “Enchanted Realm” where you can go searching for fairies for some seek and find fun. Keep your eye out for the magical fairies  flying in and out of little fairy doors throughout the museum.

Check out the other entertainment options available, such as story-time led by costumed characters and more.

  1. Trail Dust Town (Polly Anna Park)

Why We Love It:  Tired of the same old park party? Dust off the old cowboy boots and head out to the Western themed Polly Anna Park for a picture-perfect picnic. This colorful little town will leave you and your little ones with a giant smile. After riding the miniature train, take a spin on the vintage carousel. Don’t forget to fuel up with a variety of restaurants or the option to bring your own food. Face painting, panning for gold, play shooting galleries and a wagon-styled Ferris wheel are just a few attractions that will keep you and the kiddos wanting to stay all day long.

  1. Pima Air & Space Museum

Why We Love It:  Soar through the Pima Air and Space Museum with over 100,000 sq. ft. of displays. Navigate through 350 different aircraft carriers. Take a step back into history as you learn about vintage aircraft, helicopter and fighter jets. Whether you are interested in history, engineering or aviation in general, this is a must. Who isn’t fascinated by aircraft – especially almost every make and model in the world? Bring your kiddos along as they’ll be happy to explore and crawl inside the displays all they want. Who knows! This experience might ignite a passion in your little one to become a pilot.

  1. Children’s Museum

Why We Love It:  Here, fun and learning collide with hands-on and play-based activities for kids of all ages. Exploring, discovering, creating and inventing are just a few of the components that stimulate a child’s desire to learn. Give kids all of the tools and opportunities to expand their knowledge in an inviting environment. Explore the impacts of gravity, the human body, nanoscience, electricity, veterinary stations and more. If you are closer to the Northside of Tucson, the Oro Valley Children’s Museum is the perfect indoor play space geared towards kids 5 and under.

  1. Funny Foot Farm Petting Zoo

Why We Love It: Calling all animal lovers! This is NOT your ordinary petting zoo. Stop by this family-friendly farm for an unlike-any-other educational tour of all different kinds of animals. Meet, feed and pet all of the exotic wildlife while learning interesting facts and hearing all kinds of funny puns. Capybaras, porcupines, emu, and mara are just a few of the buddies you’ll get to spend your day with. This very affordable experience is different than most petting zoos. You’ll get to be up close and personal inside the enclosures. Not only will you leave happier than you came after a thrilling day at the Funny Foot Farm, but the animals will appreciate all the love and kindness as well!

  1. White Stallion Ranch

Why We Love It: Horseback riding and the luxuries of a fine resort emerge as one at the White Stallion Ranch. Whether you’re an inexperienced or experienced rider, you’ll be able to pick from a variety of different riding adventures with a horse that’s one of the largest private herds in Arizona. Take the slow route and experience the serenity of the peaceful Tucson outdoors. If you’re more adventurous, kick it up with a faster mountain ride through the breathtaking terrain. Kiddos 5 and under experience a thrill just the same, as staff guide the ride on a safe lead line.

When you’re not in the saddle, spoil yourself and the little ones with all that the resort has to offer: a petting zoo, spa amenities, hot tubbing, a rec room and movie theater. The White Stallion Ranch is an all-in-one package deal, so saddle up for a unique kind of vacation!

  1. Amy’s Donuts

Why We Love It: Sometimes you just can’t help but give in to a sweet tooth. When you see the variety of fun and creative donuts at Amy’s Donuts, there’s just no room for feeling guilty about indulging! You can’t go wrong with an OG donut, but something about a “Rocky Road Glaze” or “Maple Bacon Fudge” is overly-enticing. The kiddos will love the “Trix” and “Fruity Pebbles” options – and YOU even more for taking them to Amy’s! Being that there are only three locations and one is in Tucson, it’s a must-see during your stay. Be sure to visit the mural right outside the shop with your delicious and colorful donut for the perfect photo-opp.

  1. Ben’s Bells

Why We Love It: Be a part of something bigger than yourself by helping make Tucson a more beautiful and welcoming place. Ben’s Bells is a non-profit organization that spreads kindness and awareness of strengthening ourselves and our communities through the creation and distribution of home-made windchimes; they are then dispersed throughout the town as a reminder to all. Each one is uniquely made by gentle hands through volunteering to either mold from clay, paint beads or assemble chimes. This short 1.5-hour experience is perfect for little ones to explore their creativity through arts and crafts while learning about what it means to be involved in the community.

  1. Arizona Zipline Adventures + Biosphere 2

Why We Love It: We lumped these two together because they are near each other and in the quaint town of Oracle. These two activities combined with lunch at one of the local restaurants would make for a great day trip just 30 minutes or so North of Tucson. Is your kid a non-stop energy ball who loves the outdoors? Give them an exhilarating Zipline adventure on the backside of Mt. Lemmon! The Zipline EcoTour offers five different zips, ranging from 400 to 1,500 feet, starting out slow to get a hang of the ropes and then gradually increases as you’re more comfortable. Have a leap of faith as you zip past the beautiful Catalina Mountains and through the mini valleys, seeing Tucson from a whole different perspective. Overcome your fears and go to higher heights!

Biosphere 2 has been touted a “must see wonder of the world” housing seven model ecosystems that scientists at the University of Arizona use to conduct active experiments. You’ll be able to observe real nature in a controlled environment at this world-renowned research center made of steel and glass. Both of these activities are recommended for school-aged children.

  1. Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch

Why We Love It: While not technically in Tucson, this insanely fun petting and feeding farm has been featured on shows like Extreme Roadside Attractions. Just a short, 30-minute drive from Tucson, this really is the “darndest place you’ll ever visit” and worth every bit of the drive. Feed goats, deer, ducks, ostrich and enter the Lorikeet enclosure where the colorful and friendly birds may land on your head or perch on your finger in anticipation of the treats you’ll have to offer them. They even have a stingray tank that’s sure to delight kids of all ages!

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Honorable Mentions

Be sure to check out the following suggestions for more kid-friendly fun: Kartchner Caverns State Park, Hike Sabino Canyon (East Dam for younger/Seven Falls for older, The Desert Museum, Reid Park Zoo, Flandreau Planetarium, Colossal Cave and Gaslight Theater.

Filed Under: From the Blog, Local Business Features, Tucson Tagged With: family-friendly, kids activities, nanny agency, resort sitters, sitter service, Tucson

May 23, 2016 by cmalkin

Summer Activities for Kids and Families in Tucson

You’ve heard “it’s a dry heat” more times than you can count. But with temperatures already soaring and the end of the school year just around the corner, planning for summer  in Tucson can be a daunting task. Luckily, TC is here to help. We’ve put together this list as a way to help your family have fun and stay cool this summer.

Make a Splash

Tucson is home to several great splash pads, many of which are free! The splash pad at Brandi Fenton Memorial Park makes it easy to cool off after shooting hoops or playing on the playground. The Oro Valley Aquatic Center has two swimming pools, a giant water slide, and changing facilities. Reid Park Zoo also has a “Kenya Get Wet” interactive play area that is open daily.

Hit the Books

Pima County Library has a summer reading challenge with several events designed to keep kids reading after the school year ends. They host classes and workshops for teens with subjects including coding, robotics, and game design. Many of the library locations also offer weekly story times for toddlers and preschoolers.

See Stars

Mount Lemmon is a classic Tucson destination for getting out of the heat. It boasts several campgrounds, including the beautiful Rose Canyon Lake. It is also the home of the University of Arizona’s SkyNights Program. Kids ages 7 and up can participate in the program’s educational presentations and use Arizona’s largest public viewing telescope! The Desert Museum also offers family-friendly evening events with its Cool Summer Nights series. Some of their theme nights include Monsoon Madness, Creatures of the Night, and Insect Insanity.

Get Crafty

The Tucson Museum of Art offers their “Picture This!” on the first Sunday of every month. This free program introduces kids to art through gallery activities  and hands-on art projects. Creative Juice Bar also offers weekend painting classes for kids and families. East Tucson Macaroni Kid is another great resource for finding local kids activities.

We hope that you and your kids have fun trying out these activities! Have a great summer!

Filed Under: Family Tip of the Week, From the Blog, Kids Craft/Activity Ideas, Nanny Tip of the Week, Parenting Tips/Tricks Tagged With: activities, kids, kids activities, kids summer, summer, Tucson, Tucson summer

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