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It’s spring, which means we’re thinking about summer. Cobbling together childcare as a working mom, giving kids a chance to try new activities without over-scheduling them, and making time to enjoy a simpler schedule in your own backyard–we’ve got a lot to talk about. Join us!
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Links we mentioned (or should have) in Episode 201:
- Join our private Facebook group when you become a Patreon supporter!
- More episodes about SUMMER
- More episodes about CALENDAR PLANNING
We have an awesome recreation center that runs camps for the full summer (9 weeks). Lots of fun camps – LEGO, forest school and pottery. School runs first day the Tuesday after Labour Day to the last Thursday in June. I signed my son up on the first of January. Camps are between $250 to $360 plus $50 a week for extended day (7:30 am to 6pm if you do extended day).
I loved this episode. I can’t wait to hear your summer gear one. Always looking for new and practical things to carry around with me now that, come summer, I’ll have a two-year old and a newborn. I’m also wondering if you can share some ideas about what to do in the summer time with younger kids that are either free or don’t cost a lot of money.