Orlando isn’t always considered a hub for international travel, but there are over a dozen spots on the globe with non-stop International flights right from the magical place we call home. In fact, WorldDate.info indicates the Orlando International Airport (MCO) offer 102 international destinations. Looking to take the family on…
Sometimes you need a playground you haven’t been to before to shake things up. I love exploring Orlando neighborhoods, and a favorite local playground of ours is Phelps Park. Our own neighborhood is about 15 minutes away, and visiting this posh area of Winter Park is a fun outing…
Margaret Guedes has lived in the Orlando area since high school, but after her son, John, died of cancer as a young child more than 30 years ago, the mom of four decided to work for change in her community. Today, Guedes is the founder and chief executive officer…
Here’s what you can expect and tips for visiting the Wizard of Oz Museum near Cocoa Beach, Florida – especially with kids.
Cocoa Beach is known as a top spring break destination and a haven for surfers just about an hour away from Walt Disney World. In fact, Cocoa Beach is the closest beach to Orlando. This coastal destination is great for families. Splashing on the beach is the most popular…
This quick guide provided by AdventHealth for Children reviews your options depending on your needs.
With cheap airfare* non-stop from Orlando, flying the whole family to these destinations can fit your budget. Take a week or a weekend and introduce your kids to our great nation’s domestic hot spots from sea to shining sea. Orlando has plenty of non-stop destinations and we’ve rounded up…
Discover ways to aid a child’s mental health wellness through healthy food choices and activities to do as a family. Provided by AdventHealth for Children.
Mental health disorders in children are common; in fact, many adults who suffer with mental health conditions had an onset of symptoms during childhood. But the signs went undetected by those around them, resulting in a longer period of going without support and treatment.That said, many of our little…
Consider this: One in five children between ages 3 and 17 is diagnosed with a mental health disorder—and that’s just the number we know about. It does not even include children who might not have reached out to a professional yet and are suffering in silence. Rates of anxiety…
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