Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:State parks, hiking, sandy beaches, gardens, wineries, breweries, playgrounds adventures, creek splashing, scooter riding - mostly on weekends.
On weekdays, gymnastic camp, science experiments with the baby sitter, swim lessons.
Sandy beaches? Was there wet water there, too?![]()
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We moved out of DC to the beach so basically every day is a vacation for our kids. (We still have to work but with no commute and not working on weekends most of life also feels like a vacation to us). Highly recommend!
Short term or permanently? Your preexisting beach house or a rental? Those are scarce.
Anonymous wrote:We moved out of DC to the beach so basically every day is a vacation for our kids. (We still have to work but with no commute and not working on weekends most of life also feels like a vacation to us). Highly recommend!
Anonymous wrote:State parks, hiking, sandy beaches, gardens, wineries, breweries, playgrounds adventures, creek splashing, scooter riding - mostly on weekends.
On weekdays, gymnastic camp, science experiments with the baby sitter, swim lessons.
Anonymous wrote:Hi!
Just seeing what fun things everyone found to do with their kids.
We have been busy swimming in the lake, camping in the yard, going to the drive in and just wrapped up two nights at a hotel with a pool.
What are you doing to help your kids have a great summer?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hi!
Just seeing what fun things everyone found to do with their kids.
We have been busy swimming in the lake, camping in the yard, going to the drive in and just wrapped up two nights at a hotel with a pool.
What are you doing to help your kids have a great summer?
Stop trying so hard, OP. With your kids and with us.
Anonymous wrote:Hi!
Just seeing what fun things everyone found to do with their kids.
We have been busy swimming in the lake, camping in the yard, going to the drive in and just wrapped up two nights at a hotel with a pool.
What are you doing to help your kids have a great summer?