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    Sunshine smart

    Spring means longer days, outdoor fun and family adventures on the Coast. For moms juggling schedules, school and loads of activities, keeping their skin and their children’s skin healthy is essential. Teaching kids good habits now sets them up for lifelong skin health. QUICK SKIN TIPS Sunscreen is non-negotiable Use broad-spectrum SPF 30 or greater […]

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    Planning an accessible summer

    April means summer sign-ups are underway. Programs are filling. Beach days and outdoor adventures are on the horizon. For parents of children with mobility challenges, medical needs or sensory sensitivities, summer planning takes a little more preparation — and a lot of advocacy. The good news? With the right questions and early planning, summer can […]

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    Family Fun Guide

    Looking for a place to take the kids? Check out these local and regional attractions and activities that are sure to put a smile on their faces: Get ready for a summer filled with creativity at The Walter Anderson Museum of Art’s Summer Camps! We hope your young creators will join us for a summer […]

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    25 fun things to do with your kids

    Spring and summer on the Mississippi Gulf Coast have a rhythm all their own. The days stretch longer. The humidity settles in. And suddenly, every parent is asking the same question: What are we going to do with these kids? Here’s a Coast-grown bucket list: 25 ideas for families with little ones, big kids and […]

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    Summer camps: More than just summer fun

    Summer camp isn’t just something fun to fill the calendar — it’s one of the most powerful growth experiences a child can have. The right camp builds confidence, independence, friendships and life skills they simply can’t develop the same way at home or in school. Here are 10 meaningful reasons families consistently say summer camp […]

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    Raising whole humans: Parenting beyond perfection

    By Sarah Gigli I used to believe that being a good mom, and a successful human, meant measuring myself against the noise of the world — the advice, the opinions and the expectations. I thought if I followed the right formula, chose the “right” path and avoided mistakes, I could guarantee a good outcome for […]

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