Category: My Kids
How Masha climbed on the palm tree
| September 17, 2010 | Filled under My Kids, Where to go with kids in Atlanta |
With the Heat melting asphalt, we enjoy spending times indoors. Indoor playgrounds are certainly a hit here. We strongly prefer play areas which don’t just have the inflatables, but blocks, exercise, and creative areas as well. The best places also have toddler areas. Take a look at our favorite place – Catch Air Party. The […]
Mom and Baby Room in the Barnaul Airport (Siberia, Russia)
| September 16, 2010 | Filled under Airport play places/Airport kids and parents areas, My Kids, Travel with kids |
To continue my theme of kids space in airports (I wrote about Kids area in Boston Logan Airport last week), I present to you the Mom and Baby room on the opposite side of the globe: in Barnaul, Russia. There are not many toys in the room, but enough to keep kids busy before the […]
Kids Place (Kidport) in Boston Airport
| September 4, 2010 | Filled under My Kids, Travel with kids |
Any airport we go to, we look for a kids place, somewhere with kids can run and play, “get their energy out”, and get tired. I make it a point to keep them moving before we get on board. It will help them sleep once we get on the airplane. When we got in Boston […]
Little Office
| August 24, 2010 | Filled under My Kids |
– What do you have here, I asked, as I stepped out on the porch. – It is my office, she says. One hour later. – Did you put everything away from the porch? – I asked. – Yes, – responded Masha. She thought for a moment and added: – Only a puddle […]
Masha says (Theme Airplane)
| August 17, 2010 | Filled under Masha says, My Kids |
– Masha: who are you going to sit next to on the airplane, – we asked. – Mama, – responded Masha – Why not Papa? – we wondered – Because Papa will be driving the airplane, – she responded. Masha heard the PA announcement on the airplane. – Papa: have you fastened your seat belt? […]
Jet-Lagged Babies and Red-Eyed Us
| August 13, 2010 | Filled under My Kids |
My kids don’t really care what country they are in or what language is spoken. They don’t care that the nearest Wal-Mart is 10, 000 miles away and Papa John’s Pizza is nowhere to be found. They don’t ask for Dora on TV. They don’t even care what time it is. Stop right here. This […]