Peeper, Meet Baby Cakes: Introducing a second cat takes time, technique
“What are we going to do with this cat?” I thought. The cat in question was a dainty, little tiger-striped… Read More
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Adventure Together: Learn all about moths and butterflies this month with hands-on activities and gardening
While camping a few weekends ago, a tiny white moth crawled across our picnic table. It was a small action… Read More
New Kind of Play: The Harrisburg area has many one-of-a-kind playgrounds, perfect to get the wiggles out
When I was a younger mom, my boys would play anywhere. It was all about action, speed, who could slide… Read More
Time Out: In a world where tech is unavoidable, parents can help their kids use it wisely
How much screen time is too much screen time? And how is all this screen time affecting children’s learning, attention… Read More
Adventure Together: Explore the west shore of the Susquehanna in June, while snacking, splashing and crafting the summer days away
June is the month when children are freed from the classes and hallways of school. They’re ready to roam about… Read More
Pitch Your Tent: Camping with your kids can create “magical,” core memories if you plan ahead and laugh through the mishaps
I have amazing memories of childhood camping trips. Whenever I see pinecone birdfeeders or macrame anything, my inner child transports… Read More
Adventure Together: This spring, wrap your arms around one of the biggest trees in the state and make rainbow butterflies with repurposed paint samples
Pennsylvania is layered with history, famous for battlefields, declarations and the decade when we held the nation’s capital. Staggered among… Read More
A Quiet Close: One realtor has created a specialty serving neurodivergent clients
Let’s face it—the process of buying or selling a home can seem overwhelming at times. For the neurodivergent, it’s especially… Read More
Honey Home: With Beahive, affordable housing is in reach
As I walked down Harrisburg’s narrow Summit Street and spied the fresh siding and double yellow doors of the duplex,… Read More
Willful Conduct: Planning for a worst-case scenario may be the best gift to your family
“I’ve thought about it a lot, but I haven’t really taken any action,” said Dustin Bishop about creating a will.… Read More