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Make Your Own Homemade French Fries for National French Fry Day

By Amanda Roland | July 6, 2026 | Blog , Food

National French Fry Day is this Friday! French fries are an American favorite and the perfect side dish for so many meals. Instead of heading to your local fast food restaurant to enjoy these golden treats, try making them at home! Here is an easy recipe for homemade French fries. Homemade French Fries Ingredients: Russel

5 Ways to Eat More Strawberries!

By Isabella Sorresso | June 7, 2026 | Food

You have waited all year for these delicious berries to be readily available at the grocery store, and now that they are here, you have got to take advantage. Whether you are looking to add strawberries to your next meal, a quick snack or make a refreshing drink you can kick back with, we have

4 Creative Popcorn Recipes to Make For Movie Night!

By Anastasia Sims | May 28, 2026 | Food , Recipes , Special Occasion Dining

When we think about popcorn, our minds usually jump straight to the massive tubs of overly buttered bright yellow kernels at the movie theaters. Some will say the snack is best enjoyed served hot and on its own, but popcorn lovers would say otherwise. This taste snack has been around and enjoyed since the late

Is it Time to Ditch Baby Food? Introducing Baby-Led Weaning

By Taryn Tacher | May 18, 2026 | Ages , Early childhood (0–4)

Parenthood is new and exciting when you are experiencing it for the first time. It is full of changes, firsts and a ton of decisions. From the moment you learn you are expecting, you are faced with countless choices. And once the baby is here, the choices only multiply. What will you name your baby?

Kids Day at the Park!

KIDS DAY AT THE PARK! Gold Head Branch State Park is calling all kids and their families to have fun at Kids Day on Saturday, May 9th 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Family fun includes University of Florida Entomology bug petting zoo, crafts, music, prizes, wildflower planting, scavenger hunt, nature hike, and food vendors! The

Mealtime Messes Are Good for Baby Development

By Alexandra Burns | March 9, 2026 | Conception 2 College , infant

For parents, mealtime often means chaos and cleanup — pureed carrots on the ceiling, spaghetti noodles up your child’s nose, a tiny fist full of sliced green beans. But you might want to reconsider rushing over with the wipes after every bite. Research and parent perspectives indicate that embracing the messiness can enhance your baby’s

Alachua Growing the Good Life Festival

The Alachua business League is bringing back its spring festival! Get ready for a day of fun, creativity, education and growing the good life community as we line Main Street with over 100 vendors. Everything from plants and gardening, arts and crafts, animals, bounce houses, live music and so much more. Come out with the

How to Build Stronger Relationships Through Family Meals

By Cole Purvis | February 17, 2026 | Behavior & Mental Health , Food , Routines & Parenting

In a world where schedules are packed and screens constantly demand attention, the act of sharing a meal with the people you live with can feel like a luxury. But mounting research shows that family meals are far more than just convenient moments to refill plates — they are powerful opportunities for connection, communication and

Birthday Party Ideas That Don’t Revolve Around Sugar

By Alexandra Burns | February 17, 2026 | Food , Special Occasion Dining , Treats & Desserts

Sugar can often become the main event of birthday parties: a cake slathered in neon icing, goodie bags filled with candy and a table covered in sweet treats that children can munch on throughout the day, usually resulting in a bit of a sugar craze. For parents searching for healthier birthday party options — or

Sensory-Friendly Birthday Parties

By Crystal Ladwig, Ph. D. | February 16, 2026 | Special Needs

A sensory-friendly birthday party is one that is designed to accommodate individuals who may be oversensitive to certain stimuli, such as loud noises, bright lights or strong smells. These parties can be an excellent option for children with autism or other sensory processing disorders, as well as for those who simply prefer a more low-key

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5 Ways to Eat More Strawberries!

4 Creative Popcorn Recipes to Make For Movie Night!

Is it Time to Ditch Baby Food? Introducing Baby-Led Weaning

Kids Day at the Park!

Mealtime Messes Are Good for Baby Development

Alachua Growing the Good Life Festival

How to Build Stronger Relationships Through Family Meals

Birthday Party Ideas That Don’t Revolve Around Sugar

Sensory-Friendly Birthday Parties

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