South Florida teems with recreation since we have such temperate weather all year long.  Local county governments have provided locals and tourists alike with pretty awesome amenities to enjoy at their public parks.  Playgrounds, grassy open fields, sports facilities and even waterparks make play time in South Florida easy and accessible.  Some parks are super parks with all sorts of amenities all in one place.  These MEGA parks could keep you and your family occupied all day and have you coming back for more over and over again!

White sandy beaches, Venice-like canal system, Port Everglades with beautiful mega-ships, top-notch restaurants, and profound culture and history – no wonder families choose Fort Lauderdale as their vacation

So the holiday season is in full gear and winter break is fast approaching. With seasonal 

preparations, Christmas shopping, and obligatory party-attending all eating a hole in your 

schedule, the last thing you need is the added stress of bored children running under foot 

- or, worse still - bemoaning their boredom from the comfort of the nearest couch. To 

help alleviate some of this stress, we've come up with some fun winter break activities 

Hurricane season can be a trying time for families and children. Even if a storm never touches land in your area, the idea alone can cause a great deal of stress in a young mind. If a tropical storm or hurricane actually makes landfall, the best thing you can do is keep your child preoccupied until the storm passes. In this article, we will look at some ways you can keep your child entertained - and stress free - in the event of severe weather.

Severe weather and thunderstorms can be frightening and stressful for children and young adults. The strong winds, pounding rain, and destruction left in the wake of a tropical storm or hurricane can be devastating to a young mind, resulting in trauma that lasts much longer than the physical aftermath. To help your child cope in these situations, today's blog post will focus on tropical storm safety and activities for children.

It's Summertime and the kids are out of school with months of unstructured time looming before you.

Every year in March local waterparks begin to re-open in preparation for the hottest time of the year in South Florida...SUMMER! Kids are out of school and families are desperate to keep them cool and entertained. South Florida has everything from pools to splash pads to major water parks to choose from.