Blog Back to School in Portland: Allergy Free Lunches Made Easy Packing lunches for my daughter was at one time a pretty easy task; one I even managed to accomplish before going to bed. NW Kids
Blog Back to School in Portland: STEM School is getting ready to begin and if STEM isn’t in the forefront of your mind, it should be. Clueless as to what STEM is? Get to know it. NW Kids
Blog Parenting in Portland: Little Things I don’t have a baby any more. And I don’t have one on the way (and I probably never will). NW Kids
Blog Kids Book Reviews: Best Reads for Back to School by Andrea Lampman of Green Bean Books Here is a list of kids book reviews for Back to School 2013, by our friends at Green Bean Books in Portland, OR. NW Kids
Blog Family Health: Randall Children’s Hospital at Legacy Emanuel Expands to Westside with Kids-Only Urgent Care Summer activities are fun for kids, but can involve cuts, scrapes and bruises when you least expect them. NW Kids
Blog Rocking in our socks at Rox in Sox As editors of a family magazine and parents, we’ve been to quite a few family festivals. Last weekend we had the pleasure of sponsoring and attending Rox in Sox, a celebration of literacy and music in Lake Oswego. NW Kids
Blog Coming Soon: Green Zebra Grocery Kenton store opening September 2013 Ease and accessibility is exactly what you would call the shopping experience of a convenience store, but quality is sometimes lacking when it comes to buying healthy items. NW Kids
Blog Fun Things to do in Portland: A Roundup of Berry Picking Farms Pick Your Own: Summer Fun Nothing says summer like freshly picked fruit. The thrill of seeing rows and rows of beautiful, fresh berries, filling our buckets to the brim, and eating them while picking is pretty hard to beat. NW Kids
Blog Things to do in Portland: Celebrate with Dad This Weekend Celebrate With Dad This Weekend This Sunday is Father’s Day and there are tons of fun ways to get out and have some fun with him. NW Kids
Blog Things to do in Portland: A Year with Frog and Toad, The Musical You wouldn’t know from the plain stage set for this production that you were about to be dazzled. This small cast of seven seamlessly does the work of many more while letting us glimpse into four seasons of friendship. NW Kids
