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Throw a Pinkalicious-inspired birthday party
When it came time to plan Addison Hohman’s fourth birthday party, her mom Stefani offered up several party theme possibilities. Among her suggestions was a birthday party styled in the vein of Addison’s number one obsession: Pinkalicious. Addison had been enamored with the Pinkalicious book series since receiving a copy of the ...
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10 tips to keep kids safe and still have fun
Parties are all fun and games until someone has an allergic reaction to the cake. Whether you’re hosting a child with a food allergy or it’s your kid who has to watch what he eats, you need to be sensitive to all the hazards a party presents. Here are 10 tips for keeping your child’s next party safe for kids with food allergies without ...
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Take a trip to the botanical research institute of texas
We can all appreciate freshly mowed lawns and tidy hedges, but nothing beats the rustic beauty of the sun-kissed prairie grasses that grow wild in Fort Worth’s neck of the state. The Botanical Research Institute of Texas, which opened in 2011 right next door to the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, is one organization that especially ...
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Get crafty with your child's footwear this spring
Spring is here and it’s officially time to put away the boots and bring out the sandals. These embellished flip-flops are sure to put a little spring your child’s step. Perfect for children of all ages, these crafts will be a hit at your next birthday party or fun ...
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Dig in the dirt with these gardening-inspired titles
By May, spring is in full swing and the weather is warm enough to get outside and get dirty. So this month we bring you six children’s books about gardening recommended by Lisa Smant, senior librarian at the Fort Worth Library Youth Center. Pick up one of these titles from your local library and encourage the kiddos to do a little digging in ...
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Quench your thirst for fun with kid-friendly attractions
You will never dive like a hawk – reaching speeds in excess of 100 mph – except in your dreams. But starting May 4, you can “ride” along with a real-life Harris Hawk as it swoops dramatically from a 500-foot perch. This trick of the eyes is accomplished ...
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Find animals and country charm at this historic farm
The kids may never have seen a horse as big as Captain Midnight, the dapple-gray Percheron at Owens Spring Creek Farm in Richardson, and he isn’t even the heaviest of the four draft horses at the 11-acre show farm, petting zoo and museum. His mother Iris weighs in at 2,300 pounds. These giant horses – along with diminutive ...
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