Club Med Kani in the Maldives has expanded its welcome to include families with infants, offering a range of new facilities and activities tailored for the youngest travelers. From baby-friendly dining options to a dedicated toddler playground and exciting family-focused activities, the resort is now a haven for families with children of all ages.
Maple Leaf Foods, a carbon-neutral food company, is launching its third annual Little Changes Day on November 7th. This year’s focus is on ‘Grow Your Own Greens’ in partnership with Earth Rangers, a kids’ conservation organization. This challenge encourages families to embrace sustainable farming practices by growing their own vegetables at home using simple, eco-friendly methods.
David Lloyd Clubs is breaking down stereotypes and encouraging father-child bonding with their new ‘Daddy Ballet’ classes. Inspired by heartwarming viral videos of dads dancing with their kids, these classes offer a fun and lighthearted way for fathers and children to learn ballet together, promoting active family time and building lasting memories.
Dubai Safari Park is preparing for its highly anticipated sixth season, starting on October 1st, 2024. The park has undergone extensive renovations and promises to offer new and exciting experiences for guests, including unique animal encounters, educational activities, and captivating live presentations.
Treat your father to an unforgettable brunch experience at Neo Kitchen this Father’s Day, featuring an extensive menu, live cooking stations, free meals for dads, and a variety of family activities. Indulge in sizzling barbecue delights, exquisite sweets, succulent grilled items, and sophisticated dim sum. Witness the culinary artistry at live stations showcasing seafood specialties, sushi, pasta, and more. End the feast with a sweet treat at the themed dessert station offering Turkish ice cream. Enjoy innovative beer cocktails while enjoying pottery, magic performances, caricature drawing, and nail art stations.
As the vibrant hues of spring paint the landscape, we approach Mother’s Day, a day dedicated to honoring the remarkable women who have shaped our lives. Whether they be mothers, grandmothers, stepmothers, mothers-in-law, or girlfriends, these extraordinary women deserve our utmost gratitude and appreciation.
Waukegan Park District hosts five GO WAUKEGAN walks throughout the year to promote exercise and community well-being. The first walk of the season took place at Hinkston Park, with participants receiving free T-shirts and raffle entries for prizes. The walks have various themes, including Summer Walk, Glow Walk, Zombie Walk, and Winter Wonder Walk. Parents emphasize the importance of exercise and outdoor activities for children, while participants enjoy getting outside and experiencing the benefits of daily walks.
