Parenting tips, tools + news

Oct. 2, 2023

It's finally cozy season, and what better way to kick it off than to tackle your TBR list? In honor of Banned Books Week, be sure to add these powerful titles. Speaking of cozy, grab your fuzzy blanket and cuddle up on the couch to enjoy a whole new slew of movies and shows coming to Netflix and Disney+ this month.

The countdown to Halloween has begun. Get into the spirit with spooktacular crafts the whole family can enjoy.

We all want to learn to understand our kiddos better, especially our neurodiverse ones. Join us for an enlightening conversation with Debbie Reber on Oct. 10.

— Madison Miller, trends & engagement editor

Powerful banned books families should read

It's Banned Books Week — get reading.

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Netflix and Disney+ goodies coming soon

Check out what action movies, nature documentaries and spooky specials are coming to your screens this month.

Post-school relaxation ►

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The kids will go batty for these Halloween crafts

You probably have everything you need on hand.

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Unlocking the brilliance of differently-wired kids

It’s time to think differently about our neurodiverse kids. Join us on Tuesday, Oct. 10 for an enlightening conversation with expert Debbie Reber.

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Kid's Country Learning Centers

With nine locations throughout Seattle, our programs are designed to encourage all ages to discover, grow and explore through play.

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Holiday traditions at Alderbrook

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3 things to do with kids this week

Pick your perfect pumpkin and enjoy farm-fresh activities at the best pumpkin patches near you. Hot tip: Go on a weekday for fewer crowds.
Have a spot of tea and some good conversation with your mini at one of these delightful tea outings around town.
Skip the long drive and discover gorgeous tree-covered hikes in the Issaquah Alps.