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The Nutcracker—A Tale from the Bayou: An Enchanted Evening in Baton Rouge

on November 02, 2017

The community waits all year for this beautiful show that honors Louisiana in its own way. The unique appeal of the show is that it is for everyone. You don’t have to be a classical ballet expert to enjoy yourself. ... Read full article

Go On a Kindermoon!

on May 01, 2018

You’ve heard of a honeymoon and a babymoon, but what about a kindermoon? A kindermoon is the latest trend in travel, where a family takes a special vacation just before one of their children starts kindergarten. Yes, this idea probably first came abo... Read full article

Choosing the Right Camp

on August 05, 2016

Camps are about learning as much as they’re about fun. Through hands-on experiences, unique challenges, and cooperative tasks with newly-made friends, those stories about camp will resonate for a lifetime. ... Read full article

New Orleans, Louisiana

on May 30, 2017

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Friendsgiving and Solitary Celebrations: Make the Most of Thanksgiving

on October 31, 2019

The long-held tradition of the family gathered around a table for a savory Thanksgiving feast carries fond memories for most. Yet, many will spend the day alone, either out of circumstance or by choice. Whatever the case, there are plenty of ways to ... Read full article

Please Go to Sleep!

by Amy Delaney on September 24, 2019

“I want my fan on.” “I need to go to the bathroom.” “Can I take my shirt off?” These are just a few of the MANY requests we receive every night as we try to put Little Bud to sleep. He invents a myriad of reasons for why he can’t go to sleep from ni... Read full article

How Do I Respond to Comments from Kids About My Body?

by Mari Walker on September 04, 2019

As I established in Suit Up, Mama, I’m living my life in a fat body. It’s not good or bad, it just is. I certainly wish my body were smaller sometimes, and I do exercise and try to be healthy. But I also accept it for what it is: my body that allows ... Read full article

Vehicular Heat Stroke Awareness

by Mindy Calandro, MD on July 03, 2019

It is a heartbreaking headline that we see each and every summer…”Infant dies after being left in car.” On average, 37 children die each year in the US as a result of being left in a hot vehicle, and in 2018, a record 52 children died from heat-relat... Read full article

We Escaped!

on March 28, 2018

We had 60 minutes to put our minds together and escape. In both rooms, we had to explore our surroundings using logic, instinct, and critical thinking to find secret passages, solve puzzles, crack codes, and uncover hidden mysteries to get out!... Read full article

Raising Nature Explorers & Bioblitz!

on March 21, 2019

Whether it’s through games, hiking, canoeing, crafts or experiments, exploring nature is always fun and educational with BREC, and that’s precisely what Nature Explorers Camp is all about.... Read full article