Find baby-friendly fun for Connecticut families!

Situated in northern Fulton County, the City of Roswell is a picturesque Atlanta suburb made for kids and families. With great schools, gorgeous parks, awesome community and city events, kid-friendly restaurants, and fun attractions, Roswell is a must-visit with kids. Keep reading as Mommy Poppins takes you on a tour of beloved Roswell with kids.

Check out 41 things to do in Roswell, focusing on kid-friendly places to eat, stay, shop, and be entertained!

Want to have an epic snow day with kids? Break out the sleds and head to one of the many amazing places to go sledding near DC! The best sledding hills range from iconic landmarks to neighborhood parks and schools. There are also great sledding spots for kids of all ages, from gentle slopes for younger children to thrilling runs for older kids and teens. 

Here are the best places to go sledding in DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia with kids. Our DC Winter Activities Guide has even more fun ways to spend a snow day, from snow tubing near DC to snow games for kids beyond sledding. 

When the flakes fly, visions of sledding hills fill kids' heads, and all they can think of is bundling up and getting outside for some snow day fun. If your family's plans include sledding, consider heading to one of these popular sledding hills in Westchester County. We've also got a separate post with top picks for sledding hills in the Hudson Valley in case you want to make your wintery adventure a daycation, plus some helpful tips for keeping little ones safe while they sled.

Be sure to check our Guide to Winter Fun in Westchester and our Boredom Busters Guide for more ideas to keep kids busy on cold winter days.

Hey, Westchester and Hudson Valley baby parents: Congratulations on your infant! While parenting a baby will sometimes feel never-ending, you'll blink, and it’ll be gone, so be sure to soak in those snuggles and record all the milestones.

Figuring out what to do with a baby can be a bit daunting, so we’re making it easy by rounding up fun things to do with your infant in both Westchester and the greater Hudson Valley. Pack the diaper bag, grab a snack, strap the baby in the stroller or carrier, and prepare to make memories with these must-do outings before your baby turns one!

Be sure to check out our Westchester Baby Guide for Pregnant and New Parents, which includes our article on the Best Baby Stores in Westchester and the Hudson Valley. 

I've found that sledding hills near me on Long Island are a perfect way to spend a fun-filled snow day with the kids. Below, is a list of some of the best local sledding hills to catch fresh powder and wintertime thrills. 

Before sending kids careening down these Long Island sledding hills, always check the area for rocks, sticks, and other hazards. We recommend wearing helmets and proper snow gear for your sledding adventure, too.

Read ahead for all the sledding details before you bundle up your littles for a snowy family adventure. For even more seasonal activities check out our Long Island Kids Winter Fun Guide, with local skiing and snowboarding destinations, ice skating rinks, and more.

The first year of a baby's life is full of such memorable firsts, and there's always something new to experience and explore. My family just experienced this for the third and final time, as our youngest recently turned one, and boy, did we try to do and see a lot.

From your baby's first dip of their tiny toes into the ocean–oops, we missed this one–to their first play cafe fun to a first barnyard adventure, there's almost too much to get done in that precious first year.

The photo-worthy moments we've listed below will be plentiful, so be sure to have your phone or camera ready for some great pictures. For more new parenting tips, check out our Baby Guide for New and Expecting Long Island Parents. 

New Jersey sledding hills are cold, slippery, and ridiculously fun. NJ is home to plenty of perfect sledding hills for all ages, and we've compiled this list of 26 great sledding spots throughout the state. So, once the flakes have flown, it's time to break out your sleds, bundle up (helmets recommended!), and venture out to one of these great local sledding hills in New Jersey.

Don't forget the safety check! Take a minute to make sure your chosen sledding hill isn't too steep or bumpy for your child and that there's enough of a "landing" spot so your little sledder can safely glide to a halt. Avoid spots near ponds and trees, and be sure the sledding hill doesn't end in a street or parking lot. Skip rocky hills, too.

For even more winter fun, bookmark our Guide to Winter Activities for New Jersey Families.