Picking up the kids from summer camp can be a bittersweet experience. You’re glad to be reunited and see all the amazing things your child got to experience, but at the same it’s tough to tear them away from their own little utopia.
And it’s no wonder kids enjoy it so much. Camp has been proven to have more benefits than just giving parents a break. Research shows that overnight camps for kids can:
It’s never too late to live out your dreams – even if your dream is to learn ballet. While ballet is an activity many people associate with childhood, others prove this theory wrong by enjoying ballet at any age.
In some ways you can enjoy ballet even more as an adult than you might have as a kid. Now, you have a new appreciation for things like physical health, meditation in movement, and the joy of learning something new.
Summer is here, and that means the kids are home from school. Having the kids home, 24/7 can be overwhelming, but it’s also the best time of year to enjoy time together as a family.
The summer months provide the perfect opportunity to break out of your routine and try something new.
As a parent, you want your family to enjoy summer. No more laying around in front of the TV or summer boredom this year.
And there’s no better place to explore summer fun than in Colorado.
300 days of sunshine? You bet.
It’s been a long time since our dancers have been able to wow a live audience, and they really miss it.
There’s something about dancing for an audience that can’t be described — and any dancers reading this will know what we mean.
But thanks to the digital age and some creativity, we have some exciting new opportunities to share: we’ve participated in our first dance film competition!
With all the wonderful dance styles out there — from hip hop and jazz to tap and ballet — your kids might have a hard time deciding which direction to go when it comes to picking one to pursue.
We’re deep into winter, and chances are you’re probably running out of creative family activities to do inside. And while you’re trying to balance work, helping your kids with school, and more, creating fun new plans might get pushed down on your to-do list.
If there’s one thing 2020 has taught parents, it’s that it’s never too early to start teaching children healthy habits.
While the main focus for children during the pandemic has been hand washing and covering coughs, it might have gotten you thinking about other routines to incorporate.
The arrival of winter means cozy nights by the fireplace, building snowmen in the front yard, and holiday cheer. There are so many things to look forward to!
But with winter also comes the arrival of cold and flu season. And who would want to ruin the wonder of winter by getting sick?
Everywhere you look, there are stress-busting recommendations: bath bombs, yoga classes, herbs and supplements. And it makes sense — between worrying about the health of ourselves and our loved ones, managing remote work and schooling, and going a little stir crazy with all the quarantining, there’s plenty of stress to go around right now.
