by Renee Tratch | Jan 20, 2016 | Birthday Parties, Indoor Play, Kids Programs
Every kid goes through a spy phase. And only a few grow out of it. Like most parents, I love to fuel my kids’ (healthy) obsessions. So my aspiring spy guys and I couldn’t wait to check out Double ‘OO’ International Super Spy School –...
by Renee Tratch | Jan 2, 2016 | Indoor Play
I was locked in a room with my kids and my parents for over an hour. And it was the best time ever. Escape rooms have become one of the newest playgrounds for adults in Toronto. There are dozens of games across the city that have friends (and strangers) working...
by Renee Tratch | Nov 18, 2015 | Indoor Play, Indoor Playground, Sports
NEW LOCATION IN NORTH ETOBICOKE – they currently don’t offer sessions for families (like their old location described below.) But it’s new bigger location has more options for moms and dads in TOw!. _________________________________ He ran up a...
by Renee Tratch | Sep 28, 2015 | Birthday Parties, Indoor Play, Sports
Running, jumping and tumbling. That pretty much sums up the life of most kids in TOw. So when we come across a location that inspires and encourages the little guys to do just that, we’re in. GymKats, a gymnastic studio in Leaside for kids 8 months to 10 years old,...
by Renee Tratch | Aug 14, 2015 | Birthday Parties, Indoor Play
We usually save our indoor playing for rainy days and cold weeks of winter. But on a recent summery morning we walked into Petite Care, a new family centre on Gerrard St. East. The bright and sunny play space took over a storefront in Little India/Leslieville in July....
by Renee Tratch | Jul 29, 2015 | Animals, Art, Beach, Café, Family Attraction, Farm, Farmers' Market, Free, Fresh Air, Indoor Play, Kids Programs, Museum, Music, Nature, Park & Playground, Pools, Restaurant, Sports, Storytime & Books, Trails
Small town vs. big city, suburbia vs. downtown, the list of pros and cons is long in the never-ending discussion of where is the best place to raise a family. As parents we often look at our own childhood experience to guide us in how we’d like our children to grow...
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