Posted in Celebrations
In a few days St. Nicholas will be visiting locations in the Lower Mainland. If you’re looking to start a new tradition during the Christmas and holiday season, this is one that you won’t want to miss.
Posted in Arts, Celebrations, Community, Daily Dish, Environment, Events, Nature, Outdoor Living
Connect BC is a new group page on Facebook where British Columbians can connect and share information about events and opportunities focussed on CULTURE, strengthening COMMUNITIES and CONNECTING to Nature. This group page is an extension of the local, Canadian and international information that is shared on the BCFamily.ca page on Facebook.
Posted in Daily Dish, Family, Motherhood, On the screen, Parenting
In his short film about a day in the lives of mothers, film maker Matt Bieler captures similar moments. In one scene a child compares a mother to angels. The film is a sweet reminder of the care and consideration provided by mothers and mothering women such as devoted aunties or aunts by adoption.
Posted in Daily Dish
Have you ever taken a photo of your children in a non-private setting and had someone say “no photographs” in response? Did you think that the setting was not particularly proprietary in nature? Was your photograph focussed on your children?
Posted in Sports
Exposure to sports leads to a passion for physical activities and a life long buy-in for physical activity. As childrens’ exposure to screen time is on the rise, most studies show there is a lack of passion for physical activity. This is a growing concern as a lack of passion means less active people.
Posted in In the News
Who are these celebrities who blog? They’re not experienced bloggers who journal their daily lives – offering a combination of knowledge based on experience; observations; curated information; social media savviness; and, envelope pushing commentary. They’re not sharing about WT* moments.
Posted in Arts
“There are a lot of kids’ musicians in this country, but I really feel like Will’s music stands out. As a former teacher, he really understands kids, so the music isn’t condescending but rather respectful, empowering, educational and celebratory.” (Kim Wilson, Head of children’s programming, Kids’ CBC)
Posted in Marketplace
I love this list of fun facts added to a Christmas card Pamela Chan, BCFamily.ca Our purpose in life is…
Posted in Marketplace, Toys
To make engineering cool, accessible and relevant to girls will literally change the world. Engineers are responsible for building the products and spaces that we use every day; yet, only 13% of engineers are women. We live in a world designed and built by men.
Posted in BC Happenings, Celebrations, Community
This past Saturday shoppers and visitors took part in a Mid Autumn Moon Festival at the Henderson Shopping Mall. The…