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From Oxnard to the Mexican border, strawberries are nearing their peak this month in sunny Southern California. Grab a basket and pick your own strawberries at a local farm, with these berry-picking tips from the pros.
Walk with us! It’s as simple as that. Team Kidsguide will be front and center at the April 1 Walk for Kids benefiting Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California, and we’d love to meet you there! It’s easy, it’s free and it’s good. Just show up for the party on the path, or help us raise funds for this very worthy cause. Here’s how…
Most kids have managed to collect a Barnes & Noble’s worth of books. They’re busting out of the bookshelf, tucked into drawers, bent open on nightstands and stacked in all four corners. When enough is enough, read our fun ideas for stashing ’em, swapping ’em or donating ’em.
Studies show that most tweens are now packing their own personal keypad, and your kid’s begging to be one of them. Is your kid old enough for a cell phone? Here’s what you should consider before making the big decision.
Snag amusement park passes for your family this month and you can write “fun” on the calendar for the rest of 2012! Now’s the time to buy: many attractions are offering special deals exclusively for locals. Just show proof of Southern California residency and you’re in!
There are places where kids eat free almost every day of the week. Seriously! Even more than one choice of restaurants. It’s like happy-hours for kids! From Mexican food and hotdogs to BBQ and healthy salads, we’ve got you covered in the Kidsguide Kids Eat Free Page. Woohoo!
Don’t let stormy weather dampen your spirits. Button up your raincoat, slide on some galoshes and head outside with your kids for these rainy day rendezvous. Count worms, float a boat, challenge your kids to Soggy Soccer or…
Who needs a champagne toast at midnight? Ring in 2012 family style with a long list of kid-friendly New Year’s Eve celebrations, with everything from ginger-ale toasts to noontime ball drops. You’ll have your happy sleepy-heads in bed by 9 p.m. Celebrations are everywhere, including downtown Fullerton, the Great Park in Irvine, the Children’s Museum at La Habra and more!
With a few simple supplies and a little creativity, your kids can create one-of-a-kind holiday gifts for coffee lovers, bookworms, desk jockeys, sweet tooths and other family and friends. With easy instructions, get them all wrapped up in an afternoon.
Take a break from holiday shopping and start a sweet-and-sticky tradition this week by building a gingerbread house with your kids. Whether you have 20 minutes or all day to play, you’ll frost your way to some finger-licking fun with our kid-friendly tips, tricks, recipes and decorating ideas. Keep reading to start your creation.
