This post is sponsored by Walmart Canada as part of the Walmart.ca Grocery Pickup program. In exchange for this post, I have received perks in the form of products and/or compensation. All opinions on this blog are my own. I recently had the opportunity to…
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Do you know how important self-care is? I’m sure you do, we all do right!? But did you know that self-care includes your physical self as well? I definitely did not, not until recently when it dawned on me that the last time I had my…
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Bach Tots presents Once Upon a Season Noisy theatre is back again and it won’t disappoint! Bach Tots: Once Upon a Season , families will explore the changing of the seasons through song and dance with Spring Pig, Winter Lamb, and an entire cast of playful…
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Ah, the terrible twos (or threes). It is no doubt a challenging stage, both for parent and child. Mainly because of that dreaded, inevitable stage of tantrum throwing, a series of fits, and battles. What makes this stage so “terrible”? Though the phase is affectionately…
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As a mother of toddlers, it has been weighing heavily on my mind if the cleaners and products I am using in my home are safe, healthy, and the best option. I am a quite health conscious individual, but still, I found myself stuck in…
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The weekend is here again and there are so many wonderful things to do in Edmonton this weekend! Whether you want to bundle up and head outdoors or enjoy the comfort of inside, there is a little something for everyone. Keep reading for more ideas:…
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The debate of the millennial moms, who are about to start feeding solids. Whether to baby feed or do baby led weaning? What is better? What is recommended? What is Baby Led Weaning (BLW)? This is a method of introducing foods that put the control…
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The Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at UBC presents the thought-provoking, socially and environmentally-conscious new exhibition Amazonia: The Rights of Nature. Amazonia is on display March 10, 2017 – January 28, 2018. Curated by Dr. Nuno Porto (MOA Curator, Africa and Latin America), the exhibition features…
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The quintessential Seuss! Dr. Seuss’ The Cat in the Hat returns to the Carousel Theatre for Young People stage. An extraordinary treat for the senses, the Cat and his hat leap off the pages of the beloved and classic Dr. Suess picture book with physical…
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I have a confession to make… I’m a cheater and I have been for a little while now; a Netflix cheater that is. And it turns out I’m not alone; a recent study found that over a third of Canadian couples (37%) watch a TV show…
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