Local events and things to do for families and kids around Louisville, Kentucky
The Indianapolis Children’s Museum is an easy drive up I-65, approximately 2 hours from Louisville. Here are some of the perks and features that make it worth the trip: 1. Free parking! The museum has a parking garage and surface parking that is free! Parking has never been a problem for us when visiting the museum. 2. They offer free […]
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This is a sponsored post Step One Dance School is located in All About Kids Sports Center. They have locations off of Blankenbaker Parkway in Louisville as well as a location in Crestwood Station in Oldham County. Step One Dance offers classes for ages 2 & up. From Ballet to Tap, Jazz to Hip Hop, and Dance/Gymnastics combo classes, they […]
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This is a sponsored post Does your child love music? Heartland Music Together can foster that love of music! You may have already noticed your child bopping to a beat, singing along in the car, or even just brightening and smiling when you sing a favorite song. We know that every child is musical – and the more you share […]
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This post is sponsored by: The Sunday following Mother’s Day, my (6-yr old) daughter and I participated in a Mommy and Me Decorating Class at Bake My Day. Upon entering the front door, my daughter was immediately drawn to the cute decor, which I have to admit, I thought was rather fashionable myself. Once everyone was seated (*the […]
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In the state of Kentucky, homeschools are considered private schools. Many of the area’s attractions offer the homeschool community discounted programs and admissions like they do for private and public school students. Some businesses and attractions even offer special programs specifically for the homeschool community, adding enriching activities for students outside of the home classroom. Art Programs Whet Your Palette […]
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I learned about the Portland Museum last summer while I was researching all the museums in the area for Louisville Family Fun. I was surprised I hadn’t heard of it since it had been around so long. I asked a friend who grew up in Portland if she knew about it, and she said she had gone there several times for […]
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Spring Has Sprung! Books to share: Wake up it’s spring by Lisa Ernst, Splish splash spring by Jan Carr, Cold little duck duck duck by Lisa Peters, Are you spring by Caroline Pitcher, Spring song by Barbara Seuling Rhymes: Butterfly, Butterfly Butterfly, butterfly Dancing all around Butterfly, butterfly Now you’re on the ground In a tree so hard to see Now […]
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1. Drink Water. Start out with two full glasses (add a slice of lemon for extra detox effects) in the morning, before any other food or drink. Aim for another glass in between meals or before meals. An easy way to get it in is to carry a reusable water bottle and drink it all day. To stay fully hydrated, […]
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1. Eat BREAKFAST. I realize mornings can be hectic, and some people may not even be hungry to eat right away after they wake up. But breakfast IS the most important meal of the day. You’ve just fasted (since last night’s dinner) for the last 10-12 hours, it’s time to “break-the-fast.” Your body is primed and ready to get some […]
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In 2014, there are SO many new things coming to LouFamFun! One of them is my new post about incorporating early literacy ideas into your parenting. I know you can find all sorts of ideas by googling all over the place, but I wanted to start sharing my love of early childhood, early literacy, and sharing stories with young children. […]
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Recently I took my 2-year-old to check out a babies Suzuki music class taught by members of the Louisville Orchestra. I know one of the teachers through my daughter’s school (she teaches Suzuki violin there). I wanted to see what this babies/toddlers class was all about so she invited me to try it for free. That option is available to […]
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