It’s getting harder and harder to distinguish between days now that schools are closed, but the weekend does, in fact, start tomorrow. Since we’re all still social distancing, here are some ways to have family fun at home. Get Creative in the Kitchen Grab an apron, fashion a chef’s hat …
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Maryland School Closure Extends to April 24
Maryland school officials announced today that all public schools will remain closed an additional four weeks through Friday, April 24. Virginia Governor Ralph Northam has also announced that All K-12 schools in Virginia will remain closed through “at least” the academic year. Schools are currently closed to prevent the spread …
Read More »Parenting During Coronavirus
Life in D.C., Virginia and Maryland has changed dramatically in just a short period of time, and we can expect even more changes to come. Parenting during coronavirus is different than it was before: Suddenly, we’ve been asked to become our children’s teachers while attempting to telecommute. We want to …
Read More »6 Self-Care Apps You Need Right Now
Nowadays, there are hundreds of phone apps available to teach you the basics of self-care. With so much technology at our disposal, it’s hard to know where to begin. Here are six self-care apps that offer various types of meditations and mindfulness exercises so you can find some moments of …
Read More »35+ Free Online Resources for Parents Homeschooling Their Kids
We know that balancing working from home and working to ensure your children are still learning, active and engaged is not going to be easy. But as parents, we can rise to the challenge. To help you navigate this unprecedented time, we’ve rounded up more than 35 free online resources …
Read More »DC Area Closures in Response to the Coronavirus Pandemic
Following a weekend spent indoors, away from friends, family and neighbors, Marylanders now face new limitations in response to the coronavirus pandemic, adding to the D.C. area closures already in place. Earlier today, Governor Larry Hogan ordered all bars, restaurants, movie theaters and gyms be closed by 5 p.m. Hogan …
Read More »Working From Home With Kids
Starting today, area public schools are closed, and many companies as well as state offices are allowing their workers to telecommute. If you’re going to be working from home with kids in the house, your new normal may be answering emails at the dining room table alongside a third grader …
Read More »Things To Do With Your Kids At Home
With schools around the District canceling classes, parents may be wondering how to keep their children occupied over the next few weeks. Washington FAMILY editor PJ Feinstein appeared on NBC 4 Washington yesterday with a list of things to do with your kids at home as the coronavirus continues to …
Read More »Family-Friendly Things to Do Around D.C. This Weekend (Mar 12-15)
We know it’s been a stressful week, but hang in there—it’s almost the weekend, and there are plenty of family-friendly things to do! Go fly a kite on the National Mall, catch a modern musical featuring music by The Go-Go’s, or take a trip to the The National Building Museum, …
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5 Tips for Supporting Your Baby’s Immune System
While the pandemic has put adult immunity in the spotlight, the issue for babies is …
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Take a Winter Getaway to Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay
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Getaway This Fall at the Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Golf Resort
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Take Remote Learning on the Road with an Education Vacation to Hyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay Golf Resort, Spa and Marina
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Sideline Sportsmanship Tips for Parents
Local psychologists share the do’s and don’ts of being a winning sports parent.
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Recommendations from DC Public Library for Autism Awareness Month.
Read More »5 Tips to Combat Child Weight Gain During the Pandemic
Dr. Arethusa Kirk, chief medical officer at UnitedHealthcare, also offers warning signs for parents.
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Hall of Portraits from the History of Machines
at Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton
Shine Brighter Together: Autism Awareness and Acceptance Month
at Montgomery Parks in Wheaton
Just Between Friends Kids' Spring/Summer Sale
at Pike 7 Plaza in Vienna
Therapeutic Recreation: Creative by Nature
at Black Hill Nature Programs in Boyds
Workhouse Arts Center present Chekhov One-Acts
at Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton