International Women’s Day is an appropriate time for us to recognize the Canadian women who fought for equality rights early in the 20th century and to ensure that our daughters understand the importance of what these women did. The Women Are Persons monument on Parliament Hill in Ottawa is a good starting point for this discussion with our children.
Visiting the McMichael Canadian Art Collection with Kids
The McMichael Canadian Art Collection, located in Kleinburg, Ontario, is distinctly Canadian and a great choice for families wanting to experience an art gallery with their children.
Teen Solo Travel: When Your Teen Grows Wings…
My 15 year old daughter is heading to Scotland on her own for three weeks this summer and I am so proud of her that she has the confidence to travel on her own.
Visiting Vigeland Park in Oslo, Norway with Kids
Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo, Norway is a must whether visiting on a city break or in port while on a Northern European cruise.
Book of the Month: The Sweet Life in Paris
I loved every page of The Sweet Life in Paris. David Lebovitz’ account of what it’s really like to live in Paris had me laughing out loud and the recipes at the end of each chapter are a delicious bonus. The book left me hoping that there is a sequel in the works to provide a little more of the Parisian sweet life.
Visiting United Nations Headquarters in New York City with Kids
A tour of United Nations Headquarters in New York City is a great educational experience for school-aged kids.