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By Type of Activity

What type of activities for East Bay kids are you looking for? See a calendar of events to find things to do today or our weekend planner.  Or, read recent articles for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, grade school-aged kids, tweens and teens. Or, just scroll down and start with one of the featured articles below.

Most recent articles

Parents’ guide to Piedmont parks

6 places to play in Piedmont

Ride a real train from Emeryville to Martinez with your preschooler

Pint-sized train adventure to Martinez

Tired of the small tracks? Let’s go BIG ride a real live train! A preschooler’s big train escape in the East Bay You can begin ...
Getting some ME time in the East Bay

ME time: My favorite spots around the {510}

This post was sponsored by domain.ME who wants you to have more time for ME. All opinions and picks are my own. I recently wrote ...

Field trip to Peek-a-Boo Factory in San Francisco

My boys and I recently checked out the newly opened Peek-a-Boo Factory in San Francisco’s West Portal ‘hood. And I know that’s far, but sometimes a ...

East Bay restaurants for big family groups

When my visiting family was in town, I was at a loss for dining-out options that would be able to accommodate the nine of us. ...
Starry Plough in South Berkeley

A Parent’s Guide to South Berkeley: The Lorin District

The Lorin District is close enough to Ashby BART for train spotting, the library for storytime, and Grove Park for all kinds of recreation. The ...
Music Together class at Kids Gym Berkeley

Music Together review: East Bay baby and toddler music class

I wrote up my family's experience trying Music Together for the first time. Basically, we loved it. I wasn't sure it could be as great ...

We love Everyday Bento!

Local author and blogger, Wendy Copley, wrote and photographed my children’s current favorite book: Everyday Bento: 50 Cute and Yummy Lunches To Go. My sons ...

Treebones Resort, kid-free vacation inspiration

For my birthday last year, I enjoyed the luxury of a few kid-free days driving down the coast with my husband. With only three days to ...

Lyft and Uber: good resources for one-car families

Though Uber has been driving tech-savvy folks around San Francisco, New York and Boston for a while now, I just tried it myself last month ...

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