Plus, the best new kids’ shows on Netflix and more.
Parenting tips, tools + news
Our society needs to start valuing caregivers
A Q&A with Seattle author, Angela Garbes, highlights where we went wrong and how we can course-correct.
A call to action ►
Introducing kids to video games the right way
These days, screen time is inevitable. Establish these healthy habits from the beginning and discover the best beginner games to try.
A dad weighs in ►
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Join Kent Parks at Camp Walkapala
Keep your child (grades K–6) active and engaged during all eight weeks of summer at Kent Parks Camp Walkapala. Scholarships are available!
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Take a break from the sun with new Netflix shows
From sea monsters to action heroes, Netflix has plenty of new releases to keep the kids entertained this summer.
Chill out ►
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Expert pediatric care for sickle cell
See how Seattle Children's and the Odessa Brown Children’s Clinic treat the most kids with sickle cell disease in the Pacific Northwest, such as Jude.
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Best online sites for summer learning
A teacher picks the best programs to help keep kids learning over the summer break.
Slow down the summer slide ►
3 things to do with kids this week
Have a family dance party at one of the many
free outdoor summer concerts
around town.
Find exciting and cheap fun on our list of
25 free summer outings and activities
— your kids and wallet will thank you.
Ridiculously delicious local strawberries are ripe for the picking — but not for long!
Scout out the best farm near you
.
MORE FUN THIS WEEK ►
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Lacey in Tune summer entertainment
Summer fun in the park! Free children's entertainers, concerts and movies! Magicians, Pirates, Jugglers and more.
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Find your happy place at Stanford’s Steak
Get happy (hour) twice daily at Stanford's Steak in the heart of downtown Tacoma. Join us Monday–Friday, from 3–6 p.m. and 8 p.m.–close!
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Don’t miss Auburn’s 4th of July Festival
Monday, July 4, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. at Les Gove Park. FREE! Purchase a $10 wristband for unlimited play all day. Tons to see and do — live music, circus and more.
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