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Hidden Treasures: The RedPath Museum
Monday, 28 January 2013

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If you haven’t brought the kids out to the Redpath museum yet, it’s time to create a new family tradition. Not only is this tiny yet mighty museum filled chock-a-block with relics of natural history, every Sunday they hold Discovery Workshops for kids. From Volcanoes to Samurais, families participate in lively discussions and create a craft in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

So get out there! Check out some dinosaur bones and some precious stones. Be sure to say ‘hi’ to the lovely stuffed mountain lion on the stairs and watch as your children discover all that is wonderful about this piece of Montreal history.

Admission: FREE (donations encouraged)

Workshops: $7 per child (free for parents)

Note: Reservations are required to participate in the workshops. Click here for more info

 
Cold Weather Crafts
Monday, 28 January 2013

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With the deep freeze we’ve been experiencing recently, it’s hard not to get a little cabin fever stuck inside with our little ones. This little activity takes advantage of the cold snap and leaves behind a pretty decoration that breaks up the dull gray of the outdoors.
You will need:

  • Balloons
  • Water
  • Food colouring
  • Minus zero temperatures
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In The News
Sunday, 27 January 2013
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  • Canadian Parents Win Top Marks for Promoting Literacy - The Sun
  • Expectant Moms Carrying Extra Weight May Need More Vitamin D - Canoe
  • Infertility Can Affect One Out of Six Couples - Digital Journal
  • Cheeseburgers vs. fertility - National Post
  • New Survey Finds Canadian Moms Neglect Themselves to Prioritize Family Needs - Canada Newswire
  • Motherhood isn’t the path to enlightenment for all women - Salon
  • Eight Ways to be a MILF with Class - Huffington Post
  • Billionaire’s ex wasn’t Fighting for Any Single Mom I Know! - The Monitor
 
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