A round up of the best festivals in March and why I love them as a parent…
March always feels like the last time I can enjoy a full day outdoors before the heat of the Florida sun has me googling indoor activities during the day. And…
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How I’ll be celebrating Valentine’s Day all month
I love love and look forward to Valentine’s Day every year, especially since becoming a mother. My four-year-old sees time through the window of holidays and celebrations versus days and…
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How we easily made our Estate Plan in Orlando
Back at the beginning of 2019 we made a few goals for ourselves for the year. Getting an estate plan in place was near the top of the list. Actually, getting…
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Annual Festivals in Orlando
There are endless things to do in all areas of Central Florida. If you’re looking for things to do with your family in Orlando then festivals, annual traditions, and local…
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Weather & Safety
Weather Central Florida weather is all at once classic Florida and also very unique for the area. It goes without saying that there are minimal seasons – mainly just summer,…
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Traffic in Central Florida
Traffic in Orlando can be very difficult to navigate as a newbie. Be prepared for extra traffic at any time of day or night. Something that might take you 15…
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Where to Live in Orlando
For new families moving to Orlando, choosing where to live can depend on many factors. If your family is moving to Central Florida, you should factor in where you’ll be…
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Splash Pads in Central Florida
When the summer heats up there’s nothing more enticing than running through a splash pad to cool off. We’ve rounded up a list of Central Florida splash pads for you!…
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10 Spots for Mom to Take a Break in Orlando
Ready for a break that’s just a bit fancier than a walk around Target (Don’t worry Target…we still love you!) Here are ten spots you can to take a break…
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48 Hours in Orlando with Kids
Are you looking for a local’s guide to Orlando? There is so much to see and do in Central Florida with your kids. And while it may be the theme…
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