4 Days on Maui: A Family Trip Itinerary
Follow a local mom’s guide for summer vacation fun on the Valley Isle.
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Follow a local mom’s guide for summer vacation fun on the Valley Isle.
The Disney resort on O‘ahu is also launching after-hours activities for keiki, too.
Snap pictures with the new koa butterfly mosaic at the zoo, stroll through Waimea Valley at night and explore a sunflower field in Waimānalo.
Dr. Wendi Major shares her professional insights on when, why and how to find a therapist for your child.
Summer’s around the corner—why not vacation in one of the world’s best vacation spots?
Do something special for Mom, learn about fairy terns, nab a free comic book and more this weekend.
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with this simple—and healthy—guacamole your kids can help make, too.
From crêpe paper flowers to a $180 box of handcrafted sweets, the mom in your life deserves it all.
There’s still time to reel in a few of these eye-catching carp before May 5.
Watch soaring daredevils, swim with mermaids, bust a move in a break dance contest and more!
The ambassador for Meadow Gold Dairies lived at the Keiki Zoo for more than 12 years.
Celebrate Earth Day with the entire ‘ohana, be a scientist, go on a picnic, walk in a sunflower field and more!
Swing to high heights at this shady park to enjoy Diamond Head views and catch a glimpse of giraffes peeking over the fence at the zoo.
Sweet As in Haleʻiwa believes that ice cream should make you happy—and here it certainly does.
Kids have way more access to news and information today. Here’s what parents can do.
These tiny planters are eco-friendly and fun to make.
Hop your way across the weekend with egg hunts, photos with the Easter Bunny and even a fun day watching Warrior football.
Springtime is the best time to start a vegetable garden in containers, on your lānai or in your backyard.
Keep keiki’s hands busy with soft and squishy surprises, cool crafts and superpowered STEM projects—all created by O‘ahu moms.
A sweet mix of leftover spring candies, healthy snacks and locally made goodies will have keiki (and parents) cheering hip, hop, hooray!
See a play about Japanese folk stories, take an art class, celebrate National Submarine Day aboard a real submarine and more.
Keep keiki’s hands busy by kneading, rolling and customizing these traditional treats.
Moms just wanna have fun, too, right?
It only takes a few ingredients—and a microwave—to make this super simple, super adorable candy bark.