Hiking in the fall offers cooler temperatures, fewer bugs, and beautiful scenery. Here are some family-friendly fall colour hikes in New Brunswick. The best time to see fall foliage in New Brunswick is from late September to early October. Some popular spots include Fundy National Park in Alma, which offers beautiful red, orange, and yellow … Read more
Are you looking for some St. Patrick’s Day Printable activities for kids? We are adding some new printable activity sheets this year. Colouring Pages We have 4 colouring sheets you can download and print. DOWNLOAD PDF Word Search If you have a child who enjoys word finds, here is a St. Patrick’s Day printable word … Read more
March means Maple Syrup, Sugar Camps, Maple Candy, Maple Cones, and lots of other yummy treats!
As a local Moncton family lifestyle blog, we are sharing family-friendly activities around New Brunswick, like our Sleigh Rides in NB, Outdoor Skating In Moncton, Sliding Hills In New Brunswick, and more.
In 2024, we have an updated list of Maple Sugar Camps and Maple Syrup Producers, to help you to support local New Brunswick producers.
UPDATED FOR WINTER 2024/2025 EVENTS – Are you looking for the scoop on Family-Friendly Winter Festivals in New Brunswick? We have you covered with all the details as they become available for family-friendly festivals in New Brunswick.
When it comes to family travel, I truly believe in exploring where we are from. We love day trips, weekend adventures, and exploring New Brunswick. We are sharing mainly our family travel of weekend wanderings, day trips within 2-3 hours of Moncton, New Brunswick (where we are from), and some longer adventures we have had … Read more
We are trying harder each year to enjoy more time outside in the Winter. In Eastern Canada, we tend to get a large accumulation of snow most years. This is great if you are into skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, or other snow-related activities. We love things like Sleigh Rides (List of New Brunswick Sleigh Rides), and Outdoor Skating (In Moncton), or later in the season, visiting Maple Sugar Camps.
As I have been planning activities this Winter, checking out festivals (such as the Jack Frost Festival in PEI), looking for activities to do as a family, or seeking venues to visit within a few hours of our home, I got to thinking about what to take with us. Packing the car up for a Winter Road Trip is a little different than what I pack in the warmer Summer months.
In our vehicle, we pack a Road Trip Kit, and now have different seasonal lists of what to pack. You can find these printable lists for Summer or Winter, as shown below.
Road Trips are so much fun and our family have always enjoyed road tripping in the summer months. Most of our road trips are within our home province of New Brunswick, and some others into Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island.
In our vehicle, we pack a Road Trip Kit, and now have different seasonal lists of what to pack. You can find these printable lists for Summer or Winter, as well as a Basic Car First Aid Kit, and Emergency Car Kit right here on this site.
Are you Connecting?
It’s All About Connection – 7 ways to connect with your kids
Are you connecting with those around you, I mean really and truly connecting? In a world where we are all “connected” most of the day, it is hard to see the lack of real face to face, person to person connection in our lives.
FRUGAL FAMILY: Saving with Kids Having children is costly for everyone. We all know that every activity and meal out can cost a whole lot more when you have children. Here are some tips on how to save on some of your expenses with children. FREE FOR BABIES There are lots of baby freebies available. … Read more