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Tops & Bottoms

Nose in a Book: 5 Kids' Books About Spring, Green and Gardening

Tops & Bottoms, by Janet Stevens Tops & Bottoms is a wonderful folk story about hard work. A poor hare needs to provide for his large family and rich Bear is happy to have him take care of his fields. “You get tops and I get bottoms,” promises clever Hare who sorts the harvest into root veg

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Cultural Intelligence: What’s Your Child’s Global IQ?

Tacoma chiropractor and mom Laelle Martin always knew she wanted her future children to embrace dual cultures: that of her native Pacific Northwest as well as the Latin American culture she grew to love when she spent a year and a half as an AmeriCorps volunteer in Puerto Rico after college. But lik

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Boy

Seattle Travel for Families: Great Wolf Lodge

Northwest weather and water: They go hand in hand. So, you may ask, what is the draw of a pricey resort that promises to douse you from every angle? The answer involves gravity, speed and indoor bathing-suit craziness that would otherwise be hard to find without getting on a plane. Great Wolf Lodge

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10 spring break camps in the Seattle area

11 Great Spring Break Camps in the Seattle Area for 2013

Editor's note: This article was originally written in 2012 and updated in March 2013. Back in simpler times — like the 1980s — we spent spring break sitting on a bean-bag chair and watching Day of Our Lives. Of course we’re all for kids having unstructured time, but we know watching the soaps is th

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Tugboat story time

9 One-of-a-Kind Story Times for Seattle Kids and Families

Searching for a new story time to shake things up? We’ve rounded up ten that are as interesting, fun and quirky as the Puget Sound neighborhoods they serve. And they're all free (or almost-free), too. All events are drop-ins unless otherwise noted, but most require special reservations for groups. A

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iPhone apps for kids

40 of the Best Smart Phone Apps for Kids and Parents

Imagine: You’re stuck in line at the grocery store when your 4-year-old starts his pre-meltdown routine. As he’s winding up for an epic shriek fest, you suavely whip out your phone and punch up “Sneezies.” Seconds later, the crisis is averted.Hey, it could happen. Though we would never recommend buy

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Baby Tracker Windows Phone 7 app

35 Windows Phone Apps for Kids and Parents

Here are our picks for fantastic Windows Phone  apps that are great for kids and parents, just in time for holiday shopping. Got a favorite not listed here? Please share it with us in the comments. Fantastic apps for parents1.  App Discovery. First things first, are you looking for apps for your ch

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Boy at Seattle Occupy protest

The Family That Marches Together

Ever wonder about those parents who rally in the streets with a baby strapped to their chest? Have you thought about teaching your kids firsthand about civics and democracy but can't imagine how you would actually find the time, or patience, to haul them to a political protest or bill-signing? Whe

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