Archive for November, 2012
Stroller Strides December Deal and Stroller Barre in January
We are selling a pass that is good for the month of December that allows you to attend unlimited Stroller Strides classes for $30.
New Storybook Series Helps Children Build Critical Life Skills
The adorable Fuzzwippers Find Good Listeners ($8.99, ages 3-7) by Marilynn Halas, illustrated by Jeremy Provost, is the second in a collection of ten storybooks that facilitate children’s social-emotional development by helping children learn the skills they need to live happy and balanced lives.
Friday Fun: One of TV’s Most Magical Moments
One of the Most Magical TV Moments on the Tonight Show: Jimmy Stewart Reads a Poem About his Dog Beau
Enjoy Olive Garden Weeknight Family-Style Meal Deals
San Diego Olive Garden restaurants wants to lighten your load a little, as it is one of only eight pilot markets offering Weeknight Family-Style Meal Deals, but it is only until 12/2!
Holiday Parades, Tree Lighting Ceremonies, Photos With Santa and More: Nov 30 – Dec 2!!
Parades, tree lighting ceremonies, photos with Santa, and a bounty of holiday merriment await you in places like Del Mar, Chula Vista, San Marcos, Little Italy, Vista, Escondido, Encinitas, Carlsbad, and North Park.
San Diego Family Magazine Celebrates the Season of Giving
Here’s San Diego Family’s annual list of the best and brightest light shows around San Diego County.
$15 for 1 Adult & 1 Child’s Admission to Story Time, Santa & More at Helen Woodward Animal Center
Take your kids and join Santa Claus and the animals at Helen Woodward Animal Center this holiday season, for an unforgettable new holiday tradition!
TEDxVillageGate Raises Money to Send Kids to the United Nations
The theme — “Let It Be Me” — is inspired by the school’s mission to educate children as creative thinkers, problem-solvers and contributing community members.
San Diego Santa Sightings 2012
Where is your favorite place to meet up with Santa? Here are a just few ideas for 2012!
Blogger Shares Profound Family History in “Booker’s Place: A Mississippi Story”
Yvette now joins forces with filmmaker Raymond De Fellita to resurface and shed more life on history, as well as collaborate on a new documentary prompted by one of the most evocative monologues I have ever seen.
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